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Conferences

Conceptual Design for Assembly

Author(s)
V Lombeyda, William Regli
This paper presents an approach to support computer-aided conceptual design of mechatronic assemblies in a collaborative, multi-user environment. We describe a

Incoporating Process Planning into Conceptual Design

Author(s)
Shaw C. Feng, Gordon A. Shaw, Walter W. Nederbragt, Serge Kaing, Ram D. Sriram
This paper describes recent developments in the Design and Process Planning Integration (DPPI) project at the National Institute of Standards and Technology

SEM/X-Ray Imaging of Cement-Based Materials

Author(s)
Dale P. Bentz, Paul E. Stutzman, C Haecker, S Remond
Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray imaging techniques have been developed for imaging the complex microstructure of cement-based materials such as cement

Closing Remarks for X99

Author(s)
R Deslattes
The following brief essay attempts to summarize some of my remarks at the closing session of X- 99. The three sections below include a well-deserved

High Q Backside Micromachined CMOS Inductors

Author(s)
Mehmet Ozgur, Mona E. Zaghloul, Michael Gaitan
Spiral inductors that are fabricated through a CMOS process, are micromachined by using a new post-processing procedure. In this new technique, the inductors

Optimization of CMOS MEMS Microwave Power Sensors

Author(s)
V. Milanovic, M. Hopcroft, C. A. Zincke, Michael Gaitan, Mona E. Zaghloul
Micromachined power sensors with operation up to 50 GHz were recently achieved in CMOS technology. to improve their sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratio, while
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