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This concerns a Course |
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In the program of MSc Mechanical Engineering |
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EC (European Credits): 3(1 EC concerns
a work load of 28 hours) |
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Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering |
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Department of Precision and Microsystems Engineering |
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Lecturer 1: Dr. ir. M. Tichem |
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Lecturer 2: Dr. ing. M.A. Bartek |
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Catalog data:
Micro-products
and (hybrid) MEMS, micro-assembly, packaging, reliability and test. |
Course year: |
MSc 1st year |
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Course language: |
English |
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In case of
Dutch: Please
contact the lecturer about an English alternative, whenever needed. |
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Semester: |
2A |
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Hours per week: |
4 |
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Other hours: |
0 |
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Assessment: |
Written exam |
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Assessment period: |
2A / August |
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(see academic
calendar) |
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Detailed description of topics:
The course explains
the basic principles of as well as the technology for the assembly and
packaging of miniaturised products/systems. The products focused on originate
both from the micro-mechanical engineering domain and from the semiconductor
domain (MEMS and hybrid MEMS).
More specifically, the course addresses the following
topics: classification of microsystems and the relation to assembly and
packaging approaches; basic assembly principles and differences between
macro-scale and micro-scale assembly; micro-part feeding; micro-part
gripping; self-adjustment; batch assembly and packagig of hybrid MEMS;
general packaging flows for IC packaging and MEMS packaging; packaging
architectures (including SoC, MCM, SiP); bonding techniques; wafer-level
packaging; reliability and test; packaging-induced failures. |
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Learning goals:
Gain
understanding of a certain scope of micro-products (micro-mechanical systems
and (hybrid) MEMS) and the approach to assembly and packaging of these
systems.
Gain knowledge on micro-assembly and packaging technology, in order to
be able to develop micro-assembly and packaging processes. |
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Computer use: |
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