Miniaturized, infrared-sensitive detectors are required for contact-free temperature measurements as well as imaging and spectroscopic applications in the spectral range from 1 to 15 µm. For this purpose, technologies for membrane generation were developed, selected and realized in the completed MyTZe project
From 8th-13th September 8 2024, the international conference series GADEST (Gettering and Defect Engineering in Semiconductor Technology) will take place in Bad Schandau. Together with research partners, the CiS Research Institute will present four papers on defect mechanisms in silicon with different dopants
The aim of the new Flunder research project is to investigate how suitable measures can be taken to minimize the temperature dependence of the measurement signal in hybrid monocrystalline silicon strain gauge sensors (SiDMS)
The UDM research project is aimed at the development and prototype production of piezoresistive absolute pressure sensors with ultra-small dimensions yet very high sensitivities based on single-crystal MSTS membranes
The city cycling competition starts today. The aim is to cover as many everyday kilometers as possible by bike during the 21-day campaign period. The motivated team of the CiS Research Institute is currently taking part in the competition with 16 members until 1st September 2024
In the BerNieDru research project that has been launched, a piezoresistive pressure sensor is to be developed for the pressure range up to 2 mbar, which can withstand a burst pressure of at least 1 bar by adapting the membrane geometry
The programs for both CiS workshops are available online. Registration for the individual workshops is possible at any time. The full-day CiS workshops will focus on non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensors and new methods in the development and application of silicon sensors. Both events offer an exciting environment for presenting new research results, discussing applications and talking to experts from research and industry
In the newly launched CNT-IR project, carbon nanotubes and encapsulations are to be used to increase the emission of the IR emitter while maintaining the same electrical output. Such light sources are used in particular for optical gas sensors (NDIR sensors)
The aim of the new “DMS in ceramics” project is to develop a process for a differential pressure sensor with a media-resistant ceramic bending plate and integrated Si-DMS. By fully integrating the Si strain gauge during the lamination of the Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramics (LTCC), it is hermetically sealed and protected against mechanical manipulation
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