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IEEE Technical Digest on Solid-State Sensor and Actuator Workshop | 1988

A broad range absolute pressure microsensor

Steven D. James; Robert G. Johnson; Robert E. Higashi

A microminiature absolute pressure sensor for gaseous media based on thermal effects and with feature size of 10 mu m wide and 90 mu m long was fabricated in silicon using anisotropic etching techniques. Operation was demonstrated using dry air over a pressure range of 0.015 to 150 psia. The power function output curve represents the change in power required to keep the thermally isolated microstructure at constant temperature. The device is most useful for applications demanding low cost but not requiring high precision.<<ETX>>


Archive | 1988

Adhesion layer for platinum based sensors

Robert G. Johnson; James O. Holmen; Ronald B. Foster; Uppili Sridhar


Archive | 1986

Semiconductor device structure and processing

Philip J. Bohrer; Robert E. Higashi; Robert G. Johnson


Archive | 1986

Microscopic size, thermal conductivity type, air or gas absolute pressure sensor

Robert E. Higashi; Steven D. James; Robert G. Johnson; Ernest Satren


Archive | 1984

Integral flow sensor and channel assembly

Philip J. Bohrer; Robert E. Higashi; Robert G. Johnson


Archive | 1985

Cantilever semiconductor device

John P. Sumner; Robert G. Johnson; Robert E. Higashi


Archive | 1986

Slotted diaphragm semiconductor device

Philip J. Bohrer; Robert G. Johnson


Archive | 1988

Thermal isolation microstructure

G. Benjamin Hocker; James O. Holmen; Robert G. Johnson


Archive | 1986

Composition sensor with minimal non-linear thermal gradients

Robert G. Johnson


Archive | 1980

Ni-fe thin-film temperature sensor

Mona M. Abdelrahman; Ralph W. Fuchs; James O. Holman; Robert G. Johnson; M. Walter Scott

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