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Wafer level packaging process for packaging MEMS or other devices. In some embodiments, a MEMS wafer with normal thickness is firstly bonded to a cap wafer of normal thickness, followed by a thinning on the backside of the MEMS wafer. After this, the bonded wafer stack and the capping of the hermetically packaged MEMS devices are still rigid enough to do further processing. On this basis, through vias on the thinned substrate can be easily formed and stopped on the regions to be led out (e.g., metal pads/electrodes, highly doped silicon, etc.). Vias can be partially filled as this is the final surface of process. Even thick metal coated/patterned vias have much more space to relax possible thermal stress, as long as the vias are not completely filled with hard metal(s). Various embodiments are disclosed.

An apparatus having an optical structure, ridges and an electrostatic actuator with a cantilever electrode is described, wherein the ridges connect the optical structure to a supporting structure and the electrostatic drive is implemented to deflect the optical structure.

The invention provides a novel thermal insulation coating material with no phase transfer problem, a melting point higher than the working temperature range, a thermal conductivity lower than that of zirconia, and a thermal expansion rate higher than that of zirconia. The thermal barrier coating material has an orthorhombic or monoclinic crystal structure derived from perovskite (for example, a platy perovskite structure represented by the composition formula A2B2O7), or a c-axis/a-axis ratio of 3 or more The composition of the tetragonal layered structure (such as K2NiF4 structure and Sr3Ti2O7 structure, Sr4Ti3O10 structure), and the composition represented by the composition formula LaTaO4, and the composition with the composition formula M2SiO4 or (MM') 2SiO4 (wherein M, M 'is a divalent metal element) composition of the olivine structure represented as the main body.

A method of preparing small wafers for compatibility with conventional large wafer fabrication equipment comprising the following steps: indenting a face of a large wafer to form an array of depressions thereon, each depression sized to matingly accept a lower portion of a small wafer; applying a bonding medium to an exterior side of the depressions on the indented face of the large wafer; matingly fitting the small wafers into the depressions so that the small wafers are positioned in an array on the large wafer; and, removing the top portion of the small wafers standing out of the depressions by chemical mechanical polishing so that the remaining portions of the small wafers then have a uniform thickness generally equal to the depth of the indentations in the large wafer. A preferred aspect of this invention provides for a method as above wherein the small wafer is SiC and the large wafer is made from an amorphous substance which comprises SiC or aluminum nitride.

A two-part dental implant includes distal and proximal implant portions which in an interconnected condition at least indirectly adjoin each other at a connecting location and have mutually facing surfaces in the region of the connecting location. A sealing body is provided between the mutually facing surfaces of the distal and proximal implant portions. The sealing body has sealing surfaces which face towards the mutually facing surfaces and which in the interconnected condition of the two implant portions bear sealingly against the mutually facing surfaces thereof. In addition, mutually facing abutment surfaces are provided between the distal and proximal implant portions. These mutually facing abutment surfaces bear against each other in the final assembled dental implant and limit the degree of approach of the two mutually facing surfaces of the implant portions between which the sealing body is arranged. The abutment surfaces define a minimum spacing of the two mutually facing surfaces of the implant portions, which is bridged over by the sealing body. The sealing body is at least partially comprised of an elastic material.

A lithographic apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus includes an illumination system that provides a beam of radiation, and a support structure that supports a patterning structure. The patterning structure is configured to impart the beam of radiation with a pattern in its cross-section. The apparatus also includes a substrate support that supports a substrate, a projection system that projects the patterned beam onto a target portion of the substrate, and a reference frame that provides a reference surface with respect to which a position of at least one of the substrate and the patterning structure is measured. The reference frame includes a material that has a coefficient of thermal expansion of greater than about 2.9×10⁻⁶/K.

The invention relates to a ceramsite sand for casting and a preparation method thereof. The ceramsite sand comprises the following chemical components in parts by weight: 35-65 parts of silicon dioxide, 30-50 parts of aluminum oxide, 1-10 parts of iron oxide, 1-4 parts of manganese dioxide and 2-8 parts of chromic oxide. The method comprises the following steps: performing grinding, and detecting the chemical composition and contents of the raw materials; and sequentially performing proportioning, ball making, screening, sintering and grading to obtain the finished product. The ceramsite sand prepared by the invention is high in thermal conductivity and refractoriness, conforms to the requirements for casting sand, can be used for casting and casting mold production instead of silica sand, chromite sand and the like, reduces the discharge amount of solid waste in the casting industry, and improves the quality of cast products.

A composite material that includes a ceramic with or without a fiber and a metal with the metal being magnesium, wherein the magnesium infiltrates the ceramic to form a continuous matrix, encapsulates the ceramic, or both infiltrates and encapsulates the ceramic or encapsulates the ceramic and fiber.

A sealant useful for sealing the surfaces of carbon foams to provide a surface useful for, inter alia, composite tooling or other high temperature applications or for bonding of carbon foams together to form larger blocks.

An ink jet printhead chip includes a substrate that incorporates drive circuitry. A plurality of nozzle arrangements is positioned on the substrate. Each nozzle arrangement includes nozzle chamber walls that define a nozzle chamber and an ink ejection port in fluid communication with the nozzle chamber. The nozzle chamber is in fluid communication with an ink supply channel through the substrate for supplying the nozzle chamber with ink. A closure is operatively positioned with respect to the ink supply channel. The closure is displaceable between a closed position in which the closure closes the ink supply channel and an open position in which ink is permitted to flow into the nozzle chamber. An actuator is connected to the drive circuitry and the closure so that, on receipt of an electrical signal from the drive circuitry, the actuator can act to displace the closure between the closed and open positions. An ink reservoir is in fluid communication with each ink supply channel. A source of oscillating pressure imparts an oscillating pressure to ink in the reservoir, so that, when the closure is displaced into the open position, a drop of ink can be ejected from the ink ejection port.

A heat sensitive actuator uses a shape memory material layer which is thermally stimulated to change shape, in response to a rise in temperature, from a first shape at a first temperature to a second shape at a second temperature. A layer stack is associated with the shape memory material layer, and it can adopt the first shape at the first temperature. In this way, the layer stack is used to return the shape memory material to its original shape after cooling.

The present invention refers to a busbar for electrically connecting a plurality of cells of a battery module. In order to electrically disconnect the battery cells from each other upon thermal runaway of at least one of the cells or short circuit, the busbar includes a core and a shell at least partially made of a first material, said first material being an electrically conducting material, wherein the core is at least partially made of a second material having a coefficient of thermal expansion which is significantly higher than the coefficient of thermal expansion of the first material.

An ellipsometer capable of generating a small beam spot is disclosed. The ellipsometer includes a light source for generating a narrow bandwidth probe beam. An analyzer is provided for determining the change in polarization state of the probe beam after interaction with the sample. A lens is provided having a numerical aperture and focal length sufficient to focus the beam to a diameter of less than 20 microns on the sample surface. The lens is formed from a graded index glass wherein the index of refraction varies along its optical axis. The lens is held in a relatively stress free mount to reduce stress birefringence created in the lens due to changes in ambient temperature. The ellipsometer is capable of measuring features on semiconductors having a dimensions as small as 50×50 microns.

A low dissipation factor resin composition comprises: (A) 100 to 150 parts by weight of a vinyl-containing compound or a polymer thereof; (B) 0 to 75 parts by weight of styrene-butadiene-divinylbenzene terpolymer, styrene-butadiene-maleic anhydride terpolymer, vinyl functional polybutadiene urethane oligomer or a combination thereof; (C) 30 to 150 parts by weight of flame retardant; and (D) 0.1 to 10 parts by weight of peroxide. The resin composition and a product made thereby are applicable to a copper-clad laminate and a printed circuit board, characterized by having low dissipation factor at high frequency and satisfactory thermal resistance and thermal expansion.

A bubble cap assembly for use in fluidized bed boilers, furnaces, or reactors, has a bubble cap, a stem, and at least one pin. One end of the stem is inserted into the bubble cap. The bubble cap has outlet holes for delivering a fluidizing medium, typically into a bed of granulated material, but which prevent backsifting of the granulated material into the bubble cap. The bubble cap also has at least one insertion hole, through which a pin may be inserted. When the pin is inserted through the bubble cap insertion hole, it also occupies a groove or indentation on the stem thereby preventing separation or disassembly of the bubble cap and stem combination. An elastic gasket may be provided between the bubble cap and stem to form a fluid tight connection.

A hermetic porting assembly (10) for a glass or glass ceramic reactor (100) includes a metallic connector member (12) having a metal aperture (120), and a glass member (13) having a glass aperture (130). The glass member (13) is positioned within the metal aperture (120), wherein the metallic connector member (12) has a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than the glass member (13) and wherein at least a portion of the glass member (13) is held within the metallic aperture of the metallic member by a fused glass-to-metal hermetic compression seal (14).

The invention relates to an optical coupling device that provides passive compensation for a shift in center wavelength due to a change in ambient temperature. A conventional solution is to mount one of the elements to be coupled on a pedestal or cantilevered arm, which has a coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) different from a frame fixed relative to the other of the elements to be coupled. Unfortunately, these devices do not provide consistent results over long periods of time, due to uncontrolled movement of the outer free end of the cantilevered arm or pedestal. The present invention provides an expansion arm fixed on one end to a frame, a holder on the other end of the expansion arm, and a pair of flexible arms connecting the holder to the frame. This arrangement enables the expansion arm to freely expand in a first direction, while greatly restricting movement in any other direction. The present invention also relates to a optical coupling device that includes a expansion arm with an adjustable effective length. Furthermore, optical coupling devices are disclosed that include an expansion arm for moving a lens relative to one or more waveguides providing thermal compensation.

A turbine bucket assembly and turbine system are disclosed. The assembly includes a multi-lobe joint having an integral platform, the joint having a first axial length; a segmented airfoil having a root segment extending radially outward from the platform and a tip segment coupled to the root segment, the tip segment having a second axial length less than the first axial length; and a turbine wheel defining a receptacle with a geometry corresponding to the multi-lobe joint and being coupled to the multi-lobe joint. A tip segment material, a root segment material, and a turbine wheel material are selected, such that the turbine wheel material and the root segment material have a lower heat resistance and a higher thermal expansion than the tip segment material.

A low dissipation factor resin composition comprises the following components: (A) an aromatic tetrafunctional vinylbenzyl monomer, its prepolymer or a combination thereof, the aromatic tetrafunctional vinylbenzyl monomer having a structure shown below; (B) flame retardant; and (C) peroxide.

The invention discloses a glue liquid for manufacturing a thermally-expandable glass mat and the method for manufacturing the thermally-expandable glass mat by using the glue liquid. The glue liquid comprises polyvinyl alcohol 1 to 2 parts, acrylic ester 10 to 14 parts and water 85 to 89 parts. The method for manufacturing the thermally-expandable glass mat by using the glue liquid comprises the following steps: (a) preparing a glue; (b) starting a gluing machine, heating to 100 DEG C, and filling a glue groove with the glue liquid; (c) loading a glass mat made from continuous glass fibers on the gluing machine and connecting with a guide cloth; (d) starting gluing; (e) cutting the glass mat and orderly arranging; (f) pre-heating an oil pressure machine to 60 to 70 DEG C for later use; (g) orderly arranging the glass mats according to a required thickness to obtain glass mat blanks, and arranging a separator between each two glass mat blanks; (h) pressing and cooling; and (i) trimming and packaging. The glass mat manufactured by using the glue liquid of the invention has the advantages of high thermal expansion efficiency, environmental protection and no pollution.