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IE 532
MICROFABRICATION TECHNOLOGY
Information
3 Credits
Available Winter term of odd years
Lecture/Lab
OSU Catalog
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Prerequisites
Graduate standing in science or engineering |
Contact
Brian Paul
(541) 737-7320
Rogers 322 |
Course Description
Survey of microfabrication processing techniques, including bulk, surface, and mold micromachining and application of this technology
to microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Some review of semiconductor integrated circuit processing.
Topics
- Introduction to MEMS
- Photolithography
- Dry etching
- Thin film deposition
- Bulk micromachining
- Surface micromachining
- LIGA/Mold micromachining
- MEMS packaging
Learning Outcomes
The student, upon completion of this course, will be able to:
- Contrast and compare the various materials used in MEMS devices.
- Contrast and compare the various micromachining techniques used in MEMS devices in terms of conformality, selectivity, anisotropy and various other criteria.
- State the effect of various processing steps on the properties of various materials.
- Articulate the compatibility of various microfabrication processing steps with one another.
- Develop a CAD representation of a simple micromachined structure using standard MEMS processing steps.
- Critically review microfabrication literature and identify opportunities for future research.
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