Advanced thin film processing and packaging technologies are employed in the fabrication of new planar thin-film multifunction thermal converters. The processing, packaging, and design features build on experience gained from prior NIST demonstrations of thin-film converters and are optimized for improved sensitivity, bandwidth, manufacturability, and reliability.
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Advanced thin film processing and packaging technologies are employed in the fabrication of new planar thin-film multifunction thermal converters. The processing, packaging, and design features build on experience gained from prior NIST demonstrations of thin-film converters and are optimized for improved sensitivity, bandwidth, manufacturability, and reliability.
Journal Name: IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurment (CPEM Special Issue); Other Information: Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement (CPEM Special Issue)
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WUNSCH,THOMAS F.; KINARD,J.R.; MANGINELL,RONALD P.; SOLOMON JR.,OTIS M.; LIPE,T.E. & JUNGLING,KENNETH CORNEAL.A New Fabrication Process for Thin-Film Multijunction Thermal Converters,
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