3D ceramic microfluidic device manufacturing

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Today, semiconductor processing serves as the backbone for the bulk of micromachined devices. Precision lithography and etching technology used in the semiconductor industry are also leveraged by alternate techniques like electroforming and molding. The nature of such processing is complex, limited and expensive for any manufacturing foundry. This paper details the technology elements developed to manufacture cost effective and versatile microfluidic devices for applications ranging from medical diagnostics to characterization of bioassays. Two applications using multilayer ceramic technology to manufacture complex 3D microfluidic devices are discussed. © 2006 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Natarajan, G., & Humenik, J. N. (2006). 3D ceramic microfluidic device manufacturing. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 34(1), 533–539. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/34/1/088

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