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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2003A low hydraulic capacitance pressure sensor for integration with a micro viscosity detector11citations
  • 2001Local anodic bonding of Kovar to Pyrex aimed at high-pressure, solvent-resistant microfluidic connections24citations
  • 2000Failure mechanisms of pressurized microchannels, model and experimentscitations

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  • Tijssen, R. P.
  • Gardeniers, Han
  • Elwenspoek, Michael Curt
  • Heyden, F. H. J. Van Der
  • Van Den Berg, Albert
  • Blom, M. T.
  • Berenschot, Erwin J. W.
  • Tijssen, R.
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Local anodic bonding of Kovar to Pyrex aimed at high-pressure, solvent-resistant microfluidic connections

  • Gardeniers, Han
  • Elwenspoek, Michael Curt
  • Berenschot, Erwin J. W.
  • Chmela, E.
  • Van Den Berg, Albert
  • Tijssen, R.
  • Blom, M. T.
Abstract

Local anodic bonding of a common Kovar alloy to Pyrex is presented. This technique is ideally suitable for temperature-, solvent- and pressure-resistant microfluidic connections. In this paper we mainly concentrate on the stress problems occurring during and after bonding. Because of the different thermal expansion coefficients of Kovar and Pyrex a structure is added in order to release the thermal stresses induced during bonding. Optimum bonding conditions in vacuum on Pyrex and on a Pyrex-Si bonded wafer pair are investigated. In the latter case bonding for 3 h at 250 °C and 1.5 kV results in a high-quality bond.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • thermal expansion