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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May 17, 2012
MEMS Industry Group Explores Product Realization at Sensors Expo & Conference 2012
May 16, 2012
3M Technology Enables Ultra Low Power All-in-One Smart Zero Client from HP
VideoPoster-III from Distec Displays Images and Full-HD Videos
May 15, 2012
May 14, 2012
Ingenico Selects Atmel maXTouch Touchscreen Controllers for Ultra-Compact Portable Payment Terminals
May 11, 2012
Peratech creates fast-acting Electronic Nose using QTC technology
SWS Launches Development Platform for MEMS Inertial Sensors
CEA-Leti and Arkema set up a platform dedicated to lithography based on nanostructured polymers
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Broadband RF Mixer Achieves 26.9dBm IIP3 With Just 294mW Power Consumption
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Altium and NXP collaborate to deliver component content online
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The EPIC Sensor Hits the Market
Signals and Swats
The Promise and Limitations of Gesture and Motion Technology
A Tweak of the Ears
WiSpry Tunes Capacitors That Tune Filters and Antennae
The MEMS Testing Quagmire
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Atmel Takes On the Actual Screen
Atmel has been active in the touch controller business for a while, but they have decided to move into center stage. (19-Apr)
Accounting for bondwire effects
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)
A Diving Board, Water Drop, and Flashlight
It almost sounds like a summer camp project: make a switch out of a diving board, a drop of water, and a flashlight. Ready? Go! The only problem: we’re talking micro dimensions. (3-Feb)
MEMS Tool Upgrade
Design tools for MEMS are very different from design tools for circuits – simply because you’re solving mechanical problems. Yesterday, Coventor announced some upgrades to their MEMS design tools. (1-Feb)
Kionix IMU News 2
Kionix had several announcements today on their accelerator and gyro technology. (9-Jan)
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Wirelessly Going Where No Man Has Gone Before
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Ready, Set, Embed!
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Springtime in the SoC
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This will be auto temperature and humidity controller for the farms. …
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