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IVF Industrial Research and Development Corporation www.ivf.se Layer Manufacturing as a Generic Tool for Microsystem Integration , Sjoerd Haasl 2 , Katrin Persson 2 and Urban Harrysson 3 Per Johander 1 1 IVF- Industrial Research and Development


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Layer Manufacturing as a Generic Tool for Microsystem Integration

Per Johander1

, Sjoerd Haasl2, Katrin Persson2 and Urban Harrysson3 1 IVF- Industrial Research and Development Corporation; Argongatan 30,

SE-431 53 Mölndal, Sweden,

2IMEGO AB; Arvid Hedvalls Backe 4, SE-411 33 Göteborg, Sweden; 3FCubic AB; Källarlyckevägen 6, SE-429 35 Kullavik, Sweden

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The packaging should generally solve three basic requirements.

  • A reliable and efficient interface to the external medium

the microsystem should interact with.

  • A reliable interface to the electronics
  • A convenient interface to the application and the

macro world.

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  • No standardized packaging of micro system all packaging for

electronics

  • The Micro system has to be adapted to packaging
  • Develop a generic packaging concept so the packaging could be

adapted to the application

  • Function integration mechanical, electrical
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Layer manufacturing and Direct Manufacturing

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The desired structure is built up layer by layer using a ceramic powder as base material. Shaping is performed by printing solidifying ink into the ceramic powder bed. The structural information of each layer is provided by a CAD file (sliced version) of the final part.

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Our definition of direct manufacturing is:

  • The full geometric and functional information of the product is contained

in a digital model, which directly could be transferred to the production equipment.

  • The advantages of direct manufacturing are
  • Production close to customer
  • Production on demand
  • No storage of spare parts
  • Easy up-grading
  • Less material consumption
  • Lower energy consumption
  • More functions integrated
  • More complex geometries
  • Favourable for production of Micro components

Layer manufacturing and Direct Manufacturing

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8 Parts 64 Parts

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3D electrical interconnects

  • One of the most specific problems regarding microsystem integration

is how to achieve 3D electrical interconnects.

  • In traditional printed Circuit Boards 2 ½ D
  • 3D at the surface as in MID
  • Full 3D in Layer Manufacturing
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MID FPC Lens holder Lens DSP(SBB)

3D MID

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  • 1

1 2 3 50 100 150 200 250 Sintering Temperature ºC Log Resistance (ohm)

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