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UCI 2013 Class Room: MSTB 120 TuTh 3:30-4:50 Class MAE 252: Fundamentals of Microfabrication Instructor : Prof. Marc J. Madou Dept. of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Dept. of Bioengineering 4200 Engineering Gateway Building (949) 824-6585 email: [email protected] A compact disc as a diagnostic tool (M.Madou UCI) This graduate/senior undergraduate course introduces engineering and science students to the science of miniaturization. Different options to make very small machines (micro and nano size) are reviewed, materials choices are discussed, scaling laws are analyzed and many practical applications are reviewed. Prerequisites: This course has no prerequisites and it is open for graduate and senior undergraduate students. For enrolment, schedule an appointment with Dr. Madou at X 4- 6585. Classes: Class I. Introduction Class II. UV Lithography— RapidTech Tour Class III. Advanced Lithography Class IV. Dry Etching - General Principles Class V. Si Crystal Growth, Crystal Orientation, Oxidation and Interface Defects Class VI. Wet Bulk Micromachining Class VII. Physical and Chemical Vapor Deposition Class VIII. Doping and Hybrid Thick Film Techniques Class IX. Surface Micromachining Class X. LIGA
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Page 1: Winter 2003: Fundamentals of Microfabricationucibiomems.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/mae252... · Web viewFundamentals of Microfabrication, By Dr. Marc Madou The Science of Miniaturization,

UCI 2013 Class Room: MSTB 120TuTh 3:30-4:50

Class MAE 252: Fundamentals of Microfabrication

Instructor:Prof. Marc J. Madou Dept. of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Dept. of Bioengineering4200 Engineering Gateway Building(949) 824-6585email: [email protected]

A compact disc as a diagnostic tool (M.Madou UCI)

This graduate/senior undergraduate course introduces engineering and science students to the science of miniaturization. Different options to make very small machines (micro and nano size) are reviewed, materials choices are discussed, scaling laws are analyzed and many practical applications are reviewed. Prerequisites: This course has no prerequisites and it is open for graduate and senior undergraduate students. For enrolment, schedule an appointment with Dr. Madou at X 4-6585.

Classes:

Class I. IntroductionClass II. UV Lithography—RapidTech TourClass III. Advanced LithographyClass IV. Dry Etching - General PrinciplesClass V. Si Crystal Growth, Crystal Orientation, Oxidation and Interface DefectsClass VI. Wet Bulk MicromachiningClass VII. Physical and Chemical Vapor DepositionClass VIII. Doping and Hybrid Thick Film TechniquesClass IX. Surface MicromachiningClass X. LIGAClass XI. 3D PrintingClass XII. C-MEMSClass XIII. Scaling Laws/Actuators Class XIV.Biomimetics

Textbook: Fundamentals of Microfabrication,By Dr. Marc MadouThe Science of Miniaturization, Third Edition, CRC Press 2011

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