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During the last years, jetting processes for higher viscosity materials have gained widespread interest in microelectronics manufacturing. Main reasons for this interest are high throughput/productivity of jetting, contactless material deposition, high volume precision and freely designable deposition patterns. Especially the higher viscosity materials are of interest for the integration of a variety...
Radar sensors are already employed in production model vehicles e.g. for adaptive cruise control (ACC) systems. Further development of driver assistance systems has also led to the use of radar sensors in active safety systems (active brake assistance, collision warning, emergency braking, etc). However, the costs of manufacturing such radar-based systems, capable of gathering reliable information...
Recent years have shown the tremendous growth of electronic use in medical devices. Especially active implants and hearing aids have driven that trend to today's ultra-small devices embedded into the body. While the integrated circuits' features a ever-decreasing critical geometries and surging performance numbers, the delivery format of such advanced chips is seldom providing the engineering teams...
As the development of microelectronics is still driving towards further miniaturization, new materials, processes and technologies are crucial for the realization of future cost effective microsystems and components. Futures ICs and passives will also decrease in size, e.g. for RF-ID applications forecast die sizes are smaller than 250 ?m, thicknesses less than 50 ?m and pitches way below 100 ?m....
This paper proposes a miniaturized rectangular asymmetric double split resonator. Furthermore, a modified electrode shaping for enhanced field confinement in the gap is suggested to further increase the sensitivity for thin-film sensing.
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