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✓ Published: 15-Mar-2011
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Mark AllennSenior Vice Provost for Research and InnovationnGeorgia Institute of TechnologynnAbstractnMicromachining is a manufacturing technology that uses microfabrication techniques typically used to create integrated circuits, augmented by some specialized microfabrication tools, to also create mechanical structures and devices. Such microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) have the capability for small size, high functionality, and batch fabrication manufacturing economics. After a review of so
Mark AllennSenior Vice Provost for Research and InnovationnGeorgia Institute of TechnologynnAbstractnMicromachining is a manufacturing technology that uses microfabrication techniques typically used to create integrated circuits, augmented by some specialized microfabrication tools, to also create mechanical structures and devices. Such microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) have the capability for small size, high functionality, and batch fabrication manufacturing economics. After a review of so
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