
Microsystem Technology
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"...written by excellent experts in the field and gives a very deep and wide introduction to this important technology. The Text includes may practical examples already realized, and many details for the fabrication processes are explained. I can recommend this book without any restrictions tp engineers as well as physicists, and other scientists in this field." OptikMore details
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Wolfgang Menz is the author of Microsystem Technology, published by Wiley.
Jürgen Mohr is the author of Microsystem Technology, published by Wiley.
Oliver Paul is the author of Microsystem Technology, published by Wiley.
Content
The Parallels to Microelectrics
The Basis and Materials in Microtechnology
Basic Principles of Vacuum Technology
Litography
The Silicon Micromechanics
The LIGA Process
Alternative Process of Microstructuring
Construction and Junction Techniques (CJT)
System Technology
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