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The iQ automotive battery incorporates a micro-chip which monitors and controls the electrochemical process of the lead-acid battery, as well as its physical environmental and operating conditions. The thermal insulation of the battery also plays an important role. Neopolen P, a thermoplastic particle foam from BASF which can be processed completely without blowing agents, was chosen for this application. The foamed battery container calls for a solid frame that can be mounted onto the car body, and this frame is configured as a solid PP injection-moulded article, and fused to the container. [Pg.63]

Xie et al. [20] reported the fabrication chip for pumps and an electrospray nozzle. The process used to fabricate the electrochemical pump chips with electrospray nozzle is shown in Fig. 2.11. A 1.5 xm layer of Si02 was grown on the surface of a 4 inch silicon wafer by thermal oxidation. The front side oxide layer was patterned and removed with buffered FIF. XeF2 gaseous etching was used to roughen the silicon surface in order to promote the adhesion between subsequent layers and the substrate. The first 4.5 p,m parylene layer was deposited. [Pg.33]

Datta, M. (2003) Electrochemical processing technologies in chip fabrication challenges and opportunities. Electrochim. Acta, 48, 2975-2985. [Pg.260]

Figure 4-3 shows the broad range of time and length scales— some 15 orders of magnitude or more—that are encountered for one particular field of application involving electrochemical processing for chip manufacture. The figure is divided into three vertical bands in which different kinds of numerical simulation... [Pg.39]

Schematic of the time and length scales encountered in multiscale simula-electrochemical processing for chip manufacture. Schematic of the time and length scales encountered in multiscale simula-electrochemical processing for chip manufacture.
Many naturally occurring substances, in particular the oxide films that form spontaneously on some metals, are semiconductors. Also, electrochemical reactions are used in the production of semiconductor chips, and recently semiconductors have been used in the construction of electrochemical photocells. So there are good technological reasons to study the interface between a semiconductor and an electrolyte. Our main interest, however, lies in more fundamental questions How does the electronic structure of the electrode influence the properties of the electrochemical interface, and how does it affect electrochemical reactions What new processes can occur at semiconductors that are not known from metals ... [Pg.81]

The ability to modulate electrochemical reactivity and effectively switch OFF the reaction was extended further by Wang and coworkers [174] to control, on-demand, the separation and detection processes in microfiuidic devices. In this work, the catalytic nickel nanowires were placed, reoriented and removed on-demand at the exit of the separation channel of the microfiuidic chip, offering unique possibilities for controlling externally, events inside and outside a microchannel. [Pg.49]

Research has been done showing that rapid pressnre-driven LC analysis can be done with little solvent consumption, demonstrating this as a viable process analytical tool. Using electrokinetic nanoflow pumps LC can be miniaturized to the point of being a sensor system. Developments in terms of sampling to enable sampling directly from a process stream, to the separation channel on a chip are critical for the application of miniaturized process LC. The components (valves and pumps) required for hydrodynamic flow systems appear to be a current limitation to the fnll miniatnrization of LC separations. Detection systems have also evolved with electrochemical detection and refractive index detection systems providing increased sensitivity in miniaturized systems when compared to standard UV-vis detection or fluorescence, which may require precolumn derivatization. [Pg.535]


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