Micro and nano electronics technologies
Also listed as: טכנולוגיות מיקרו וננו אלקטרוניקה
The process half of micro-systems: lithography, etching, deposition and integration at the scale the fabs work at. It pairs with MEMS to cover both design and manufacture.
- Semester
- Not fixed
- Weekly hours
- 4h
- Counts as
- Faculty electives
- Interest areas
- Miniaturised systems and materials
Comes after
- Electrical Engineering approval
Opens up
- 0542-4722Introduction to MEMS
- Nanotechnology research
What it covers
Topics
- Integrated-circuit and MEMS fabrication technologies
- Lithography and the scaling that drives it
- Thin-film deposition and etch processes
- Nanofabrication techniques
- Process integration and yield
Results worth carrying out
Rayleigh resolution
Deal–Grove oxide growth
Etch selectivity and anisotropy
Related courses
- 0512-1202Not fixed · 5.5h
Basic electronics
אלקטרוניקה בסיסית
The Electrical Engineering version of the basic electronics course. Same ground as 0512-1206 at greater depth, and it needs EE approval plus a free place.
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Introduction to signal processing
מבוא לעיבוד אותות
Signals and systems, transforms and sampling. It is the prerequisite for anything diagnostic: vibration monitoring, sensor fusion, condition-based maintenance.
Mechatronics and roboticsMiniaturised systems and materials - 0512-2508Not fixed · 4h
Electronic devices
התקנים אלקטרוניים
Semiconductor device physics: what is actually happening inside the transistor. The complement to MEMS for anyone aiming at micro-systems or the fabs.
Miniaturised systems and materials - 0512-4200Not fixed · 4h
Introduction to digital signal processing
מבוא לעיבוד ספרתי של אותות
The digital half of signal processing: DFT and FFT, filter design, spectral analysis. It is what makes vibration and acoustic data into a diagnosis.
Mechatronics and roboticsMiniaturised systems and materials
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