Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and apparatus for controlling the temperature of integrated circuit chips. Specifically, the invention relates to method and apparatus for controlling the temperature gradient across integrated circuit chips (30).
Abstract:
A process for forming ferromagnetic targets 8 for position and speed sensors 15. The targets 8 are formed on a conductor-clad substrate 23 by first applying a layer of photoresist material 26 and then patterning and etching the photoresist 26 to form trenches 42 defined by the shape and dimensions of the required targets 8. Ferromagnetic material is formed in the trenches 42 to complete the formation of the targets 8.
Abstract:
A process for forming magnetic target tracks for position and speed sensors. The tracks are formed from a paste comprising a magnetic powder material and a hardenable carrier. The tracks can be formed within trenches in a substrate or on the substrate surface.
Abstract:
A process for forming ferromagnetic targets 8 for position and speed sensors 15. The targets 8 are formed on a conductor-clad substrate 23 by first applying a layer of photoresist material 26 and then patterning and etching the photoresist 26 to form trenches 42 defined by the shape and dimensions of the required targets 8. Ferromagnetic material is formed in the trenches 42 to complete the formation of the targets 8.
Abstract:
Infrared sensors and methods for manufacturing the infrared sensors are provided. In one exemplary embodiment, the method includes depositing a germanium layer (204) on a silicon substrate (202). The method further includes depositing a first electrically conductive layer (208) on both the germanium layer (204) and a portion of the silicon substrate (202). The method further includes depositing a ferroelectric layer (210) on the first electrically conductive layer (208) opposite the germanium layer (204). The method further includes depositing a second electrically conductive layer (212) on both the ferroelectric layer (210) and a portion of the silicon substrate (202). The method further includes removing the germanium layer (204) by applying a liquid on the germanium layer (204) that dissolves the germanium layer (204) such that a cavity (206) is formed between the first electrically conductive layer (208) and the silicon substrate (202).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and apparatus for controlling the temperature of integrated circuit chips. Specifically, the invention relates to method and apparatus for controlling the temperature gradient across integrated circuit chips (30).
Abstract:
Infrared sensors and methods for manufacturing the infrared sensors are provided. In one exemplary embodiment, the method includes depositing a germanium layer (204) on a silicon substrate (202). The method further includes depositing a first electrically conductive layer (208) on both the germanium layer (204) and a portion of the silicon substrate (202). The method further includes depositing a ferroelectric layer (210) on the first electrically conductive layer (208) opposite the germanium layer (204). The method further includes depositing a second electrically conductive layer (212) on both the ferroelectric layer (210) and a portion of the silicon substrate (202). The method further includes removing the germanium layer (204) by applying a liquid on the germanium layer (204) that dissolves the germanium layer (204) such that a cavity (206) is formed between the first electrically conductive layer (208) and the silicon substrate (202).
Abstract:
A process for forming magnetic targets for position and speed sensors, and magnetic targets formed according to the process. The targets are formed on a conductor-clad substrate by first applying a layer of photoresist material and then patterning and etching the photoresist to form trenches defining the shape and dimensions of the targets. Magnetic material is formed in the trenches and magnetized to form the targets.
Abstract:
A process for forming magnetic target tracks for position and speed sensors. The tracks are formed from a paste comprising a magnetic powder material and a hardenable carrier. The tracks can be formed within trenches in a substrate or on the substrate surface.
Abstract:
A process for forming magnetic targets for position and speed sensors, and magnetic targets formed according to the process. The targets are formed on a conductor-clad substrate by first applying a layer of photoresist material and then patterning and etching the photoresist to form trenches defining the shape and dimensions of the targets. Magnetic material is formed in the trenches and magnetized to form the targets.