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A millinewton microloading device
M. T.A. Saif
, N. C. MacDonald
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Material Characterization
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Microloading
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Low Temperature
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High Temperature
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Single Crystal
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High Pressure
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Environmental Conditions
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Capacitors
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Capacitance
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Etching Process
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Tensile Force
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Material Sample
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Compressive Force
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Polysilicon
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Spring Constant
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Resonant Frequency
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Composite Beam
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Surface Analysis
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Micromechanical Structures
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High Vacuum
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Metallization Process
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Electron Microscopic Analysis
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Submicron Scale
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Vibration Isolation
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Loading Device
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High Humidity
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Microelectromechanical Devices
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Low Thermal Mass
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Vacuum Compatibility
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Vacuum Electron
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Slender Bars
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Reactive Etching
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Buckling Test
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Comb Capacitor
50%
Engineering
Buckling
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Thin Films
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Low-Temperature
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Metallizations
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Test Sample
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Compressive Force
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Tensile Force
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Polysilicon
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Material Sample
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Resonance Frequency
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Spring Constant
50%
Composite Beam
50%
Vibration Isolation
50%
Loading Device
50%
High Pressure and High Temperature
50%
Tip Diameter
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Material Science
Thin Films
100%
Capacitor
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Single Crystal
50%
Electron Microscopy
50%
Capacitance
50%
Surface Analysis
50%