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issue 04 2005
MicroMaterials & NanoMaterials
micromaterials, nanomaterials for automotives
volume of abstracts

ISSN 1619 - 2486
30,00 EUR(D)
contents Plenary Papers
  • Adaptronics and Reliability - A Combination for Breakthrough Technology in Motor Vehicle Design

  • Lifetime Models for Assembly Techniques for Power Electronics

  • Nanotechnology - Current Applications and Perspectives for the Automotive Industry

  • Process-related and Technical Reliability of Highly Integrated Electronic Devices

  • Materials in Automotive Engineering - Requirements and Trends

  • Quality of Vehicle Electronics: New Test Concepts

  • MEMS for Automotive Applications

  • European Center for Microreliability and Nanoreliability

  • Nanotechnology in Automotive Applications

  • Analytics and Metrology in Semiconductor Industry: Future Challenges

  • Reliability on the Micro- and Nano-Scale - Experiment and Simulation

Reliability of Micro and Nano Components

  • Reliability Assessment of Joining Technology for Microelectronic Assemblies

  • New Approaches for Qualification of Automotive Electronics Hardware

  • Liquid Solders Joints for High Temperature Electronics

  • Damage and Failure Analysis of Lead-free Solder Interconnects in Automotive Electronics

  • Investigations of Automotive Components Regarding Vibrational Load

  • Combination of nanoDAC and FEM for Reliability Analysis of Materials in the Micro-Nano-Transition Scale

  • Qualification of New Electronic Packaging Technologies for Automotive Applications

  • Modern Methods for the Reliability Management of Electronics Hardware

  • Reliability of Solder Joints on Cold Gas Sprayed Layers

  • Reliability Analyses of SnPb- and SnAgCu Solder Interconnects at Ceramic Quartz Components Subjected to Several Test and Field Conditions

  • Structure and Properties of Small Solder Joints A Critical View on the State of the Art

  • Thermo-mechanical and Fracture Mechanical Characterization of Lead-free Solder Joints in Microelectronics

  • Thermal Transient Characterization Methodology for Single-chip, Multichip and Stacked-chip Structures

  • Substrates for Power Electronic Applications
    at Higher Temperatures

  • Die Soldering Technologies for Power Electronics

  • Multi-Chip-Module Techniques for Reliable Automotive Applications

  • New Materials for Functionalized Applications as High Temperature Sensors in Automotive Field

  • Accelerated Failure Test for High Temperature Applications of Power MOSFETs by Power Cycling

  • Cosmic Radiation Effects as a Part of Microelectronic Systems Reliability Concern

  • Microcontroller Design Under EMC Constraints

  • Electromagnetic Reliability and Efficient System Design Towards the Development of Microelectronic Components

  • Microelectronic Technologies for Mechatronic Systems in Cars

Micro and Nano Materials for Automotives

  • Amorphous Electrically Conducting Materials for High Temperature Automotive Application

  • Economic and Technical Perspectives of Nanomaterials

  • Nanotechnology and its Application in Electronics and Micro System Technology

  • Size Effects and Mechanical Properties of Lead-Free Solders Joints

  • Environmental Aspects in Automotive Electronics Requirements, Implementation, Prospects

  • Hyperelasticity and Fracture Mechanics for the Design of Micro-components made of Single Crystal Silicon

  • Lead Innovation "NanoMobil"

  • Novel Modeling Techniques of MEMS Sensors and Actuators for Electronic and System Design in Automotive Applications

  • SiGe:C BiCMOS Technology for 77 - 81 GHz Automotive Radar Applications

  • Static and Dynamic Analysis of the Micromechanical Properties of Thermal Spray Coatings for Engine Components

  • Mechanical Reliability of Encapsulation of MEMS

  • Design Support for a Real Pressure Sensor by Means of Finite Element Analysis

  • High Performance Elastomers and Nanocompositesfor Automotive Tires

  • UV-Curable Acrylate Nanocomposites for Outdoor Applications

  • Toughening of Reactive Resins by Phase Separation and by Particles and Measuring Fracture Toughness by Optical Crack Tracing

  • New Polymer Materials for Automotive Construction

  • Characterization of Nanoscale Modified Polymers for Automotive Applications

Micro- and Nano Measuring Techniques

  • Multi-Sensor Surface Inspection for the Automotive Industry

  • Local Measurements of Strain using Laser Speckle Techniques

  • A new Approach to Micro Deformation Analysis by Finite Element Based Digital Image Correlation

  • Investigation of Intrinsic Stress in Diamond Films using Raman Spectroscopy and X-ray Diffraction

  • Condition Monitoring of Automotive Electronic Systems with Life Cycle Units

  • Micro and Nanomechanical Deformation Analysis at Materials Interfaces

  • FIBDAC - A new Approach of Material Characterization for the Transition from Micro to Nano Scale

  • Identification of Fitted Viscoelastic Material Parameters of Adhesives in Automotive Applications for Numerical Simulations using Genetic Algorithms

Applications of Microsystem Technologies in Automotives

  • Micro-Mechatronics in Automotive Applications

  • Measurement and Simulation of Stress on Microsystems Induced during Packaging Processes

  • Microsystems for Driver Assistance Systems. BMBF Initiative (German Ministry for Education and Research)

  • New Inertial Sensor Cluster for Vehicle Dynamic Systems

  • Efficient and Flexible High Aspect Ratio Micromachining for the Fabrication of low-g-Sensors

  • Silicon InitiatorAirbag - Ignition Charges of New Technology

  • Thermo-mechanical Reliability Analysis of Magneto-resistive Current Sensors

  • Material Scientifical and Technological Reliability Aspects on Highly Stressed Automotive Components

  • Thermal Management For 3D-Packages With Fluidical Cooling

  • Thermal Analysis of Electronic Components and Systems

  • Quantitative Analysis of the Adhesive Strength as Tool for the Reliability-focused Design of Micro-technical Structures

  • Microstructures Generated by Ion Track Membranes Effect on Heat Transfer Surfaces a High Nucleate Boiling Rate

  • Miniaturized Sensor Systems

  • Digital Image Correlation - A Versatile Experimental Tool to Improve Reliability, Security and Lifetime

  • Sensor Modules for Structural Health Monitoring and Reliability of Components

  • Vibration Analyses for Function and Reliability Estimations of Automotive Sensors by Laser Vibrometry

  • State-of-the-Art, Challenges and Novel Theoretical Models for IT Applications dealing with Security Issues for the Functionality of Complex Facility Management Systems

  • Automotive IT-Security

  • The Electronic Wedge Break (EWB)

Short note

  • EUCEMAN - Formation of a European Center for Microreliability and Nanoreliability
   
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issue 12 2010
MicroMaterials & NanoMaterials
nanotechnology
nanomaterials
nanoreliability
papers from Fraunhofer ENAS workshops in 2010
Volume No.12 of „Micromaterials&Nanomaterials” (MM&NM) is a collection of papers from three different events.
The first part consists of papers and extended abstracts of a series of 6 seminars, organized at the newly founded Fraunhofer Institute ENAS for Nanoelectronic Systems in Chemnitz/Saxony.
The second part of MM&NN comprises selected papers of the Joint Polish-German Workshop held in Chemnitz between Fraunhofer ENAS Chemnitz, Fraunhofer IZM Berlin and the University of Wroclaw on recent research activities in reliability of micro-nano-integration.
The papers collected in part three of this volume all deal with a very special subject, the development of new tools in DIC technologies (DIC - digital image correlation method).
 
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