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29 July 2004 CAD/CAM for MEMS and BioMEMS
Brian Hargrave, Bryan Irwin, Robert Parkhill, Kenneth H Church, Michael N. Nguyen, Anatoly Kachurin, William L Warren
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Abstract
Novel devices can be relatively simple in theory and modeling, but difficult and many times unfeasible to fabricate in a traditional cleanroom environment. We have developed a CAD/CAM tool capable of integrating multiple materials in the electronic, photonic, and biological regimes for applications in both MEMS and BioMEMS devices. Some materials are known and more fully characterized, such as thick film resistors or conductors, while other materials such as biodegradable scaffolding are new but showing promise to realize heterogenous tissue engineered constructs and drug delivery devices. The tool does not discriminate, but rather places these materials in specified locations with precision volumetric control, gently, conformally, and in 3-D. This paper will describe the enabling aspect of true 3-D maskless fabrication as well as describe multiple device structures and demonstrations.
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Brian Hargrave, Bryan Irwin, Robert Parkhill, Kenneth H Church, Michael N. Nguyen, Anatoly Kachurin, and William L Warren "CAD/CAM for MEMS and BioMEMS", Proc. SPIE 5389, Smart Structures and Materials 2004: Smart Electronics, MEMS, BioMEMS, and Nanotechnology, (29 July 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.521503
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KEYWORDS
Microelectromechanical systems

Printing

BioMEMS

Packaging

Pulsed laser operation

Tissues

Waveguides

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