True 3D MEMS
Work at MIT Takes MEMS beyond Quasi-3D
Everyone is jumping on the 3D bandwagon. But if I said that MEMS was just taking some steps in that direction, you might understandably question my mental health, since, at first blush, it would seem that MEMS structures are already 3D.
After all, that most primitive MEMS element, the cantilever, to name one example, is specifically intended to move out of the wafer plane – why is that not 3D? Read More
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Does anyone pay attention to what happens when accelerometer bond wires are deflected or the humidity cranks up? A team from Stanford and Bosch did in this ISSCC paper. (23-Feb)
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