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Research paper thumbnail of Longitudinal vibration mode of piezoelectric thick-film cantilever-based sensors in liquid media

Applied Physics Letters, 2010

We report on the fabrication of a self-actuated resonant-microsensor, based on a thick-film piezo... more We report on the fabrication of a self-actuated resonant-microsensor, based on a thick-film piezoelectric cantilever, dedicated to either (bio)chemical detection in gaseous or liquid media or fluid characterization. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that longitudinal modes can be used in highly viscous environments. Lower levels of fluid-solid interaction in comparison with classical flexural modes are expected from the results of our analytical model of a cantilever oscillating in a fluid. For example, in various fluid ranging from air to a Newtonian fluid of 300 cP viscosity, measured quality factors for the first longitudinal mode range from 300 to 20.

Research paper thumbnail of Microsystems elements based on free-standing thick-films made with a new sacrificial layer process

Microelectronics Reliability, 2008

A new process derived from screen-printing technology and based on thick sacrificial layers has b... more A new process derived from screen-printing technology and based on thick sacrificial layers has been developed in our laboratory for the fabrication of films partially released from the substrate. The sacrificial layer acts as a stable mechanical support during the firing of the active layer and is totally removed after the final thermal treatment of the sample. Fabrication of a

Research paper thumbnail of Longitudinal vibration mode of piezoelectric thick-film cantilever-based sensors in liquid media

Applied Physics Letters, 2010

We report on the fabrication of a self-actuated resonant-microsensor, based on a thick-film piezo... more We report on the fabrication of a self-actuated resonant-microsensor, based on a thick-film piezoelectric cantilever, dedicated to either (bio)chemical detection in gaseous or liquid media or fluid characterization. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that longitudinal modes can be used in highly viscous environments. Lower levels of fluid-solid interaction in comparison with classical flexural modes are expected from the results of our analytical model of a cantilever oscillating in a fluid. For example, in various fluid ranging from air to a Newtonian fluid of 300 cP viscosity, measured quality factors for the first longitudinal mode range from 300 to 20.

Research paper thumbnail of Microsystems elements based on free-standing thick-films made with a new sacrificial layer process

Microelectronics Reliability, 2008

A new process derived from screen-printing technology and based on thick sacrificial layers has b... more A new process derived from screen-printing technology and based on thick sacrificial layers has been developed in our laboratory for the fabrication of films partially released from the substrate. The sacrificial layer acts as a stable mechanical support during the firing of the active layer and is totally removed after the final thermal treatment of the sample. Fabrication of a

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