Electrodeposition of coercive ferromagnetic films
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Fernando Mário Rhen Filho, 'Electrodeposition of coercive ferromagnetic films', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Physics, 2005, pp 257Download Item:
Abstract:
The need for even more compact and low power consumption devices has been the
driving force for microeiectromechanical systems (MEMS). Also the integration of
MEMS into current state of the art silicon technology has set the boundaries for the
preparation of these devices. Any candidate device to be manufactured using silicon
technology should be integrated at the last step o f production to minimize the cost. To
achieve, the maximum annealing temperature should not exceed about 300°C. Many
integrated circuits (CMOS) deteriorate above this temperature.
Author: Filho, Fernando Mário Rhen
Advisor:
Coey, MichaelPublisher:
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