Current methods of microstructuring are review and compared: optical and x-ray lithography, etching methods, laser structuring by ablation or deposition, LIGA-Technique, lift-off technique and photo structuring of glasses. Technical features are described together with the used most important materials, achievable aspect ratios and structure depths. Technical and economical aspects of a potential application of these methods for the microsystem technique are discussed. (WEN)Available from TIB Hannover: RO 3532(12) / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Technische InformationsbibliothekSIGLEBundesministerium fuer Forschung und Technologie (BMFT), Bonn (Germany)DEGerman
Most of the presently known microstructures are still fabricated using silicon-based technologies. H...
International audienceGlass is widely used as a structural and functional material in micro-total-an...
The steps of the LIGA process (deep-etch synchrotron X-ray radiation lithography, electroforming and...
The activities developed by the Institute of Microstructure Engineering deal exclusively with the fu...
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W artykule przedstawiono podstawowe informacje o dotychczas stosowanych różnych metodach wytwarzania...
Research work in 1993 was concentrated on the further development of microsystem techniques with spe...
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By application of the LIGA technique developed at the Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center microstructu...
Miniaturization has become one of the most important keywords for production technologies in the las...
Most of the presently known microstructures are still fabricated using silicon-based technologies. H...
International audienceGlass is widely used as a structural and functional material in micro-total-an...
The steps of the LIGA process (deep-etch synchrotron X-ray radiation lithography, electroforming and...
The activities developed by the Institute of Microstructure Engineering deal exclusively with the fu...
The report gives an overview on the aim, organization and future development of the project 'micro s...
W artykule przedstawiono podstawowe informacje o dotychczas stosowanych różnych metodach wytwarzania...
Research work in 1993 was concentrated on the further development of microsystem techniques with spe...
As microstructured glass becomes increasingly important for microsystems technology, the main applic...
WO 200138240 A UPAB: 20010822 NOVELTY - Process for structuring surfaces of micromechanical and/or m...
Abstract-The LIGA technique which is being developed at the Research Center Karlsruhe offers the pos...
Three-dimensional laser microfabrication blends microscopy, optical nonlinear phenomena, photomodifi...
The LIGA technique (German acronym for lithographie, galvanoformung, abformung) is a powerful tool f...
This review gives a brief introduction to materials and techniques used for microfabrication. Rigid ...
By application of the LIGA technique developed at the Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center microstructu...
Miniaturization has become one of the most important keywords for production technologies in the las...
Most of the presently known microstructures are still fabricated using silicon-based technologies. H...
International audienceGlass is widely used as a structural and functional material in micro-total-an...
The steps of the LIGA process (deep-etch synchrotron X-ray radiation lithography, electroforming and...