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An Introduction to Microelectromechanical  Systems Engineering
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  Intro To MEMS Eng.rar
            
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 Nadim Maluf
 
 Contents
 Foreword xiii
 Preface xvii
 1 MEMS: A Technology from Lilliput 1
 The promise of technology 1
 What are MEMS—or MST? 3
 What is micromachining? 6
 Applications and markets 6
 To MEMS or not to MEMS? 7
 Standards 9
 The psychological barrier 10
 Journals, conferences, and Web sites 10
 List of journals and magazines 11
 List of conferences and meetings 12
 Summary 13
 References 13
 vii
 2 The Sandbox: Materials for MEMS 15
 Silicon material system 16
 Silicon 16
 Silicon oxide and nitride 23
 Thin metal films 23
 Polymers 25
 Other materials and substrates 25
 Glass and quartz substrates 26
 Silicon carbide and diamond 26
 Gallium arsenide and other group III-V compound
 semiconductors 27
 Shape-memory alloys 27
 Important material properties and physical effects 28
 Piezoresistivity 29
 Piezoelectricity 31
 Thermoelectricity 35
 Summary 37
 References 37
 3 The Toolbox: Processes for Micromachining 41
 Basic process tools 42
 Epitaxy 43
 Oxidation 44
 Sputter deposition 44
 Evaporation 45
 Chemical vapor deposition 46
 Spin-on methods 50
 Lithography 51
 Etching 55
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 Advanced process tools 70
 Anodic bonding 70
 Silicon-fusion bonding 71
 Grinding, polishing, and chemomechanical polishing (CMP) 72
 Sol-gel deposition methods 74
 Electroplating and molding 75
 Combining the tools—examples of commercial processes 75
 Polysilicon surface micromachining 77
 Combining silicon fusion bonding with reactive ion etching
 (SFB-DRIE) 79
 SCREAM 81
 Summary 82
 References 83
 4 The Gearbox: Commercial MEM Structures
 and Systems 87
 General design methodology 88
 Techniques for sensing and actuation 90
 Common sensing methods 90
 Common actuation methods 91
 Passive MEM structures 95
 Fluid nozzles 95
 Inkjet print nozzles 97
 Sensors 99
 Pressure sensors 99
 High-temperature pressure sensors 104
 Mass flow sensors 105
 Acceleration sensors 108
 Angular rate sensors and gyroscopes 119
 Radiation sensors—infrared imager 134
 Contents viii
 Carbon monoxide gas sensor 136
 Micromachined microphone 138
 Actuators 142
 Digital Micromirror DeviceTM 142
 Micromachined valves 147
 Summary 156
 References 157
 5 The New Gearbox: A Peek Into the Future 161
 Passive micromechanical structures 162
 Hinge mechanisms 162
 Sensors and analysis systems 163
 Miniature biochemical reaction chambers 163
 Electrophoresis on a chip 168
 Microelectrode arrays 171
 Actuators and actuated systems 176
 Micromechanical resonators 176
 High-frequency filters 180
 “Grating light valve” display 183
 Optical switches 187
 Micropumps 190
 Thermomechanical data storage 192
 RF switch over gallium arsenide 197
 Summary 198
 References 198
 6 The Box: Packaging for MEMS 201
 Key design and packaging considerations 202
 Wafer or wafer-stack thickness 204
 Wafer dicing concerns 204
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 Thermal management 205
 Stress isolation 207
 Protective coatings and media isolation 208
 Hermetic packaging 210
 Calibration and compensation 211
 Die-attach processes 212
 Wiring and interconnects 216
 Electrical interconnects 216
 Microfluidic interconnects 220
 Types of packaging solutions 222
 Ceramic packaging 223
 Metal packaging 228
 Molded plastic packaging 230
 Summary 235
 References 235
 Glossary 239
 About the Author 251
 Index 253
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