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Low cost antenna array fabrication technology

Methods are provided for producing large volumes of small antenna arrays. In one embodiment, the method comprises the steps of creating an antenna array pattern as a computer file, printing the created pattern onto the surface of a suitable transfer paper, placing the printed image surface in contact with the surface of a material to be etched, and transferring the printed image to the surface of the material to be etched. The transfer can be effected by any combination of chemicals, heat, and / or pressure. After transfer of the printed image, the transfer paper is removed. The step of removing the transfer paper optionally includes wetting the transfer paper in a manner that dissolves the transfer paper leaving the printed antenna pattern on the surface of the material to be etched. The method further includes the step of etching the non-printed portions of the material, preferably by chemical etching, and removing the printed pattern from the surface of the material to yield an antenna array comprising a non-etched portion of the substrate surface. Arrays, and substrates having an etch-resistant mask for making the arrays, are also provided.
Owner:GENERAL ELECTRIC CO

Method for producing a coplanar waveguide system on a substrate, and a component for the transmission of electromagnetic waves fabricated in accordance with such a method

A component for the transmission of electromagnetic waves and a method for producing such a component is provided, whereby conductors of a coplanar waveguide system are embedded in a membrane such that they are at least partially suspended across a back-etched area of the substrate for the decoupling of the conductors from the substrate (1). An additional substrate is connected to the bottom side of the back-etched area of the substrate in such a way that a hollow cavity is formed.
Owner:ATMEL CORP

Method of monitoring and/or determining the condition of a force-measuring device, and force-measuring device

An interior space of the at least one housing of a force-measuring device is filled with a gas composition that is distinguishable in at least one parameter from the ambient atmosphere. A sensor that is arranged in the interior space, or on the housing, measures this distinguishable parameter. A processing unit of the force-measuring device compares signals obtained from the sensor to monitor and determine the condition of the force-measuring device.
Owner:METTLER TOLEDO GMBH

Component having a micromechanical microphone structure, and method for its production

A component having a robust, but acoustically sensitive microphone structure is provided and a simple and cost-effective method for its production. This microphone structure includes an acoustically active diaphragm, which functions as deflectable electrode of a microphone capacitor, a stationary, acoustically permeable counter element, which functions as counter electrode of the microphone capacitor, and an arrangement for detecting and analyzing the capacitance changes of the microphone capacitor. The diaphragm is realized in a diaphragm layer above the semiconductor substrate of the component and covers a sound opening in the substrate rear. The counter element is developed in a further layer above the diaphragm. This further layer generally extends across the entire component surface and compensates level differences, so that the entire component surface is largely planar according to this additional layer. This allows a foil to be applied on the layer configuration of the microphone structures exposed in the wafer composite, which makes it possible to dice up the components in a standard sawing process.
Owner:ROBERT BOSCH GMBH
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