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News & Publications: Technical Papers

Technology leaders at ISSYS have published a number of papers, including:

  1. Embedded MEMS-Based Concentration Sensor for Improved Active Fuel Cell Performance ; Transducers and Eurosensors '07, June, 2007 [View PDF]

  2. A by-pass sensor packaging design enabling the use of microfluidics in high flowrate applications ; 2006 ASME Meeting, November, 2006 [View PDF]

  3. An all-glass chip-scale MEMS package with variable cavity pressure; Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, October 2006 [View PDF]

  4. MEMS-Based Coriolis Fluid Monitoring, Extending the Lower End of Density & Flowrate Measurement; Flow Control, September 2006 [View PDF]

  5. Small Sensor Measures Viscosity, Patented technique targets automotive oil quality; Design News, September 2006 [View PDF]

  6. A New Methanal Concentration Microsensor for Improved DMFC Performance; Fuel Cell Summit, October 2005 [View PDF]

  7. Long-term evaluation of hermetically glass frit sealed silicon to Pyrex wafers with feedthroughs; Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, June 28,2005 [View PDF]

  8. Micromachined Needles and Lancets with Design Adjustable Bevel Angles; Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, June 17, 2004 [View PDF]
    » Read about ISSYS Drug Infusion Products

  9. Density Measurement Using MEMS Silicon Microtec Technology; Microtec Magazine, June 17, 2004 [View PDF]

  10. Coriolis Mass Flow, Density and Temperature Sensing with a Single Vacuum Sealed MEMS Chip; Hilton Head Conference, June 2004 [View PDF]
    » Read about Micro-Coriolis Mass Flow Meters

  11. Preventing Medication Infusion Errors and Venous Air Embolisms Using a Micromachined Specific Gravity Sensor; Drug Delivery Magazine, May 2004 [View PDF]
    » Read about ISSYS Drug Infusion Products

  12. Reliable Packaging using Nanogetters and Glass Frit Bonding; SPIE, January 2004 [View PDF]

  13. Initial Animal Studies of a Wireless, Batteryless, MEMS Implant for Cardiovascular Applications; Biomedical Microdevices, January 2004 [View PDF]

  14. Novel manufacturing process uses getter technology; MicroNano, November 2003 [View PDF]

  15. Developments in Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS): A Manufacturing Perspective; Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, November 2003 [View PDF]

  16. A Portable MEMS Coriolis Mass Flow Sensor; IEEE Sensors Conference, Toronto, p. 90, Oct 22-24, 2003 [View PDF]
    » Read about Micro-Coriolis Mass Flow Meters

  17. Lab on chip system for measuring fluid density and chemical concentration; MicroTas Conference, Lake Tahoe, CA, October 2003 [View PDF]

  18. MEMS implant for cardiovascular applications; Micro Nano Newsletter, September 2003 [View PDF]

  19. Chip-Level Vacuum Packaging of Micromachines Using NanoGetters; IEEE Transactions on Advanced Packaging, Vol. 26, Aug. 2003. [View PDF]

  20. A Microfluidic System for the Measurement of Chemical Concentration and Density; Transducers'03 - The 12th International Conference on Solid-State Sensors and Actuators, Boston, MA, June 2003 [View PDF]
    » Read about Methanol Concentration Sensors for Fuel Cell Applications

  21. In-Line Chemical Concentration Sensor; Proceedings Sensors Expo Spring 2003, Chicago, IL, June 2003 [View PDF]
    » Read about Methanol Concentration Sensors for Fuel Cell Applications

  22. A Density / Specific Gravity Meter Based on Silicon Microtube Technology; Proceedings Sensor Expo, Fall 2002, Boston, MA, 2002 [View PDF]

  23. A Micromachined Coriolis-Force-Based Mass Flowmeter for Direct Mass Flow and Fluid Density Measurement; Proceedings, pp. Tranducers '01/Eurosensors XV - The 11th International conference on Solid-State Sensors and Actuators, Munich, Germany June 10-14, 2001 [View PDF]

  24. A Ultra-Sensitive, High-Vacuum Absolute Capacitive Pressure Sensor; Technical Digest of the 14th IEEE International Conference On Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS 2001), pp. 166-169, Interlaken, Switzerland, Jan. 21-25, 2001. [View PDF]

  25. Applications of High-Performance MEMS Pressure Sensors Based on Dissolved Wafer Process; Proceedings, Sensor Expo, Baltimore, MD, May 4-6, 1999. [View PDF]

  26. Applications of Dissolved Wafer Process in the Biomedical Field; MST News, March 1999. [View PDF]


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