Patent classifications
B81C3/005
Watch component, watch movement and watch
For example, an escape gear wheel part as a watch component includes a base member including a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, the base member being mainly composed of silicon, and a light reflecting layer provided at the first surface of the base member, the light reflecting layer having a three-layer structure in which a first silicon oxide layer, a silicon layer, and a second silicon oxide layer are layered in this order.
AUTOMATIC REGISTRATION BETWEEN CIRCUIT DIES AND INTERCONNECTS
- Ankit Mahajan ,
- Mikhail L. Pekurovsky ,
- Matthew S. Stay ,
- Daniel J. Theis ,
- Ann M. Gillman ,
- Shawn C. Dodds ,
- Thomas J. Metzler ,
- Matthew R.D. Smith ,
- Roger W. Barton ,
- Joseph E. Hernandez ,
- Saagar A. Shah ,
- Kara A. Meyers ,
- James Zhu ,
- Teresa M. Goeddel ,
- Lyudmila A. Pekurovsky ,
- Jonathan W. Kemling ,
- Jeremy K. Larsen ,
- Jessica Chiu ,
- Kayla C. Niccum
Processes for automatic registration between a solid circuit die and electrically conductive interconnects, and articles or devices made by the same are provided. The solid circuit die is disposed on a substrate with contact pads aligned with channels on the substrate. Electrically conductive traces are formed by flowing a conductive liquid in the channels toward the contact pads to obtain the automatic registration.
TRANSFER HEAD AND METHOD FOR TRANSFERRING MICRO DEVICES
A method for transferring a plurality of micro devices e is provided. The method includes picking up the micro devices from a carrier substrate by a transfer head, and iteratively performing a placing process. The placing process includes moving the transfer head to a position, at which an array of the micro devices is positioned over an array of receiving locations of a receiving substrate, and placing said array of the micro devices onto the array of the receiving locations of the receiving substrate.
Plurality of electrodes on a substrate having different range of spacing
An electrode array including a substrate. The electrode array includes a first plurality of electrodes disposed above a first zone of the substrate, wherein the first plurality of electrodes has a first range of spacing. The electrode array further includes a second plurality of electrodes disposed above a second zone of the substrate, wherein the second plurality of electrodes has a second range of spacing that is less than the first range of spacing.
Hierarchical micro assembler system
A method of manufacturing and using micro assembler systems are described. A method of manufacturing includes disposing a first plurality of electrodes above a first zone of the substrate, wherein the first plurality of electrodes has a first range of spacing. The method further includes disposing a second plurality of electrodes above a second zone of the substrate, wherein the second plurality of electrodes has a second range of spacing that is less than the first range of spacing. A method of using micro assembler systems includes disposing a mobile particle at least partially submersed in an assembly medium above a substrate, a first plurality of electrodes and a second plurality of electrodes. The method further includes conducting a field through individual electrodes of the first plurality of electrodes and the second plurality of electrodes to generate electrophoretic forces or dielectrophoretic forces on the mobile particle.
BONDING PROCESS FOR FORMING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE STRUCTURE
A method for forming a semiconductor device structure is provided. The method includes receiving a first wafer having multiple predetermined die areas. The method also includes forming a recess in the first wafer, and the recess extends in a direction substantially parallel to an edge of one of the predetermined die areas. The method further includes receiving a second wafer. In addition, the method includes bonding the first wafer and the second wafer at an elevated temperature after the recess is formed.
Method and device for producing a microfluidic analysis cartridge
A method for producing a pneumatically actuatable microfluidic analysis cartridge includes closing a joining side of a fluidic part of the analysis cartridge with a first fluid-tight elastic membrane and/or closing a joining side of a pneumatic part of the analysis cartridge with a second membrane. The fluidic part is configured to perform fluidic basic operations of a biochemical analysis process, and the pneumatic part is configured to control the basic operations using air pressure. The joining side of the fluidic part and the joining side of the pneumatic part are aligned, and the fluidic part and the pneumatic part are connected to form the analysis cartridge.
Environment-resistant module, micropackage and methods of manufacturing same
An environment-resistant module which provides both thermal and vibration isolation for a packaged micromachined or MEMS device is disclosed. A microplatform and a support structure for the microplatform provide the thermal and vibration isolation. The package is both hermetic and vacuum compatible and provides vertical feedthroughs for signal transfer. A micromachined or MEMS device transfer method is also disclosed that can handle a wide variety of individual micromachined or MEMS dies or wafers, in either a hybrid or integrated fashion. The module simultaneously provides both thermal and vibration isolation for the MEMS device using the microplatform and the support structure which may be fabricated from a thin glass wafer that is patterned to create crab-leg shaped suspension tethers or beams.
Method For Self-Aligning Solder-Attached Mems Die To A Mounting Surface
A method of attaching a MEMS die to a surface includes centering and rotationally aligning a solder perform on a solder surface of a body, centering and rotationally aligning a MEMS die on the solder preform, and heating the solder perform in a reflow process until the solder is molten and surface tension of the molten solder moves the MEMS die to a position where the surface tensions balance, and the MEMS die is centered on, and rotationally aligned with, the solder surface of the body.
Method For Self-Aligning Solder-Attached Mems Die To A Mounting Surface
A method of attaching a MEMS die to a surface includes centering and rotationally aligning a solder perform on a solder surface of a body, centering and rotationally aligning a MEMS die on the solder preform, and heating the solder perform in a reflow process until the solder is molten and surface tension of the molten solder moves the MEMS die to a position where the surface tensions balance, and the MEMS die is centered on, and rotationally aligned with, the solder surface of the body.