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Microtechnology is
technology whose features have
dimensions of the
order of one
micrometre (one
millionth of a metre, or 10−6 metre, or 1μm). It focuses...
- A
cantilever is a
rigid structural element that
extends horizontally and is
unsupported at one end.
Typically it
extends from a flat
vertical surface such...
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centres and
organizations such as the
Swiss Center for
Electronics and
Microtechnology (CSEM), and
Philip Morris International's Cube. Neuchâtel is a medieval...
- Deep reactive-ion
etching (DRIE) is a
special subclass of reactive-ion
etching (RIE). It
enables highly anisotropic etch
process used to
create deep penetration...
- led it to
become a
centre for
innovative companies in the
fields of
microtechnology, micromechanics, and
biomedical engineering. Its university, founded...
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- The
Mainz Institute of
Microtechnology (in German:
Institut für
Mikrotechnik Mainz, IMM) is a research-intensive,
publicly held
company owned by the German...
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Microchannel in
microtechnology is a
channel with a
hydraulic diameter below 1 mm,
usually 1–99 μm.
Microchannels are used in
fluid control (see Microfluidics)...
- ****. Csém, a
village in
Hungary Swiss Center for
Electronics and
Microtechnology, a
Swiss research and
development company Controlled source electro-magnetic...
- optics, optical-component characterization,
biophotonics and
laser microtechnology.
Lithuania has over 50
percent of the world's
market share in ultrashort...
