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Heating devices hotplate

The electrochemical etch-stop technology that produces the silicon island is rather complex, so that an etch stop directly on the dielectric layer would simplify the sensor fabrication (Sect. 4.1.2). The second device as presented in Fig. 4.6 was derived from the circular microhotplate design and features the same layout parameters of heaters and electrodes. It does, however, not feature any sihcon island. Due to the missing heat spreader, significant temperature gradients across the heated area are to be expected. Therefore, an array of temperature sensors was integrated on the hotplate to assess the temperature distribution. The temperature sensors (nominal resistance of 1 kfl) were placed in characteristic locations on the microhotplate, which were numbered Ti to T4. [Pg.39]


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