Search for dissertations about: "miniaturization technology"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 83 swedish dissertations containing the words miniaturization technology.
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1. Nanoplasmonic Sensing using Metal Nanoparticles
Abstract : In our modern society, we are surrounded by numerous sensors, constantly feeding us information about our physical environment. From small, wearable sensors that monitor our physiological status to large satellites orbiting around the earth, detecting global changes. READ MORE
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2. On chip integrated sample preparation for proteomics
Abstract : The aim of this thesis project has been to create miniaturized analytical tools that improve sample preparation for the very rapidly growing field of proteomics research. The presented miniaturized analytical tools provide novel and generic analytical solutions, which are highly adaptable for analysis of various low abundant biomolecules. READ MORE
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3. Carbon Based Materials Synthesis and Characterization for 3D Integrated Electronics
Abstract : 3D IC packaging technology extends Moore’s law and shifts the IC field into a new generation of smaller, but more powerful devices. Interconnection and thermal management as two critical parts of 3D IC integration packaging, are facing harsh challenges due to the miniaturization of IC devices. READ MORE
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4. On-chip electrochemical capacitors and piezoelectric energy harvesters for self-powering sensor nodes
Abstract : On-chip sensing and communications in the Internet of things platform have benefited from the miniaturization of faster and low power complementary-metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) microelectronics. Micro-electromechanical systems technology (MEMS) and development of novel nanomaterials have further improved the performance of sensors and transducers while also demonstrating reduction in size and power consumption. READ MORE
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5. Design and Numerical Modelling of Nanoplasmonic Structures at Near-Infrared for Telecom Applications
Abstract : Industrial innovation is mostly driven by miniaturization. As a result of remarkable technological advancements in the fields of equipment, materials and production processes, transistor, the fundamental active component in conventional electronics, has shrunk in size. READ MORE