Mechanical Interfacing Using Suspended Ultrathin Films From ALD PROJECT TITLE :Mechanical Interfacing Using Suspended Ultrathin Films From ALDABSTRACT:Interlocking microstructures fashioned from suspended ultrathin films create a mechanical bond between heterogeneous microfabricated dies. Films approximately 34 nm in thickness are fabricated using atomic layer deposition together with normal surface micromachining. Bonding surfaces incorporates polyimide pillars with a pitch of 19.eight-29 μm that support nanofilm cantilevers, with an areal density of nine.fifty two × 103 joints/mm2 for sq. surface tiling and 4.14 × 103 joints/mm2 for triangle tiling. Cantilevers 2.two and three.1 μm in length offer length-to-thickness side ratios of 65:1 and 91:1, respectively. Bonding of complementary mating surfaces has been observed optically through transparent versatile substrates. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Wireless power transmission in human tissue for nerve stimulation A High-Gain Power-Efficient Wideband V-Band LNA in 0.18- $mutext$ SiGe BiCMOS