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<b>IAP lecture:<br>
Microfabrication 101<br>
Kevin Turner, Lodewyk Steyn<br>
Tue Jan 27, 09am-12:00pm, 2-105<br>
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Sponsored by: MEMS@MIT -- Prof. Martin Schmidt (schmidt@MTL.MIT.EDU),
Mechanical Engineering<br>
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</b>A range of fabrication techniques exist today that allow
microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), with features that range in
size from sub-micron to millimeters, to be constructed. This
short-course will provide an overview of the primary microfabrication
techniques. Among the topics that will be discussed are thin-film
processing, surface and bulk micromachining, wafer bonding, and
polymer fabrication techniques. A brief overview of each of the
processes and some applications of each will be given.<br>
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Process capability that exists within the Microsystems Technology
Laboratories at MIT will be emphasized. All experience levels are
welcome, however the course is designed for people with little to no
prior microfabrication experience.<br>
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Web: http://web.mit.edu/kturner/www/microfab101/<br>
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RSVP: lodewyk@mit.edu or kturner@mit.edu.<br>
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Although signup is not required, please send an e-mail if you'd like
to attend, as we would like to get an estimate of how many handouts to
print.</blockquote>
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