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    Investigation of polymer inserts as prototy** tooling for micro injection moulding

    An increasing number of microfluidic applications linked with a strong demand for low-cost solutions has pushed research activities towards the development of polymer-based microfluidic systems. This requires ...

    C. A. Griffiths, S. Bigot, E. Brousseau in The International Journal of Advanced Manu… (2010)

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    Sub-μm structured lotus surfaces manufacturing

    Sub-μm structured surfaces allow modifying the behavior of polymer films or components. Especially in micro-fluidics a lotus-like characteristic is requested for many applications. Structure details with a hig...

    Matthias Worgull, M. Heckele, T. Mappes, B. Matthis, G. Tosello in Microsystem Technologies (2009)

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    Replication technologies for HARM devices: status and perspectives

    Replication processes offer a number of considerable advantages for the production of micro components. This is not limited to the high economic efficiency achieved by numerous multiplications of master struct...

    V. Piotter, W. Bauer, T. Hanemann, M. Heckele, C. Müller in Microsystem Technologies (2008)

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    Modeling of large area hot embossing

    Today, hot embossing and injection molding belong to the established plastic molding processes in microengineering. Based on experimental findings, a variety of microstructures have been replicated so far usin...

    M. Worgull, K. K. Kabanemi, J.-P. Marcotte, J.-F. Hétu in Microsystem Technologies (2008)

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    Hot embossing of microstructures: characterization of friction during demolding

    Today, hot embossing and injection molding belong to the established plastic molding processes in microengineering. Based on experimental findings, a variety of microstructures have been replicated so far usin...

    M. Worgull, J. -F. Hétu, K. K. Kabanemi, M. Heckele in Microsystem Technologies (2008)

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    Replication and bonding techniques for integrated microfluidic systems

    From the technical and economic points of view, systems integration, and packaging represent a crucial step in the production of microsystems. Compared to purely silicon- or glass-based systems, the variety of...

    M. Heckele, A. E. Guber, R. Truckenmüller in Microsystem Technologies (2006)

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    Modeling and optimization of the hot embossing process for micro- and nanocomponent fabrication

    Hot embossing, a polymer molding process conceived by Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, is one of the established replication processes for microstructures The process is especially well suited for manufacturing sm...

    M. Worgull, J. -F. Hétu, K. K. Kabanemi, M. Heckele in Microsystem Technologies (2006)

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    Large-scale hot embossing

    The hot embossing process is a flexible molding technique to produce delicate microstructures with high aspect ratios on thin layers. Large-scale hot embossing is one effective way to meet future requirements ...

    M. Worgull, M. Heckele, W. K. Schomburg in Microsystem Technologies (2005)

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    New aspects of simulation in hot embossing

    Hot embossing is especially well suited for manufacturing small and medium-volume series. However, wider diffusion of this process currently is seriously hampered by the lack of adequate simulation tools for p...

    M. Worgull, M. Heckele in Microsystem Technologies (2004)

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    New aspects of simulation in hot embossing

    Hot embossing is especially well suited for manufacturing small and medium-volume series. However, wider diffusion of this process currently is seriously hampered by the lack of adequate simulation tools for p...

    M. Worgull, M. Heckele in Microsystem Technologies (2004)

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    Microfabrication of single-use plastic microfluidic devices for high-throughput screening and DNA analysis

     Modern drug discovery and genomic analysis depend on rapid analysis of large numbers of samples in parallel. The applicability of microfluidic devices in this field needs low cost devices, which can be fabric...

    A. Gerlach, G. Knebel, A.E. Guber, M. Heckele, D. Herrmann in Microsystem Technologies (2002)

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    Polymer Micro Needles with Through-Going Capillaries

    Removal or exact transfer of minimum substance volumes from reservoirs or micro fluidic systems (e.g. lab-on-a-chip systems) may be accomplished by using miniaturized tips with integrated through-going capilla...

    A. E. Guber, H. Dittrich, M. Heckele, D. Herrmann in Micro Total Analysis Systems 2001 (2001)

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    Fabrication of Disposable Plastic Microplates with 96 Integrated Microfluidic Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) Structures for High Throughput Screening (HTS)

    A novel microfluidic platform based on a standard microtiter plate has been developed by the Greiner Bio-One company and the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe in Strategic cooperation. Instead of 96 wells, this nove...

    A. E. Guber, M. Heckele, D. Herrmann, A. Muslija, Th. Schaller in Microreaction Technology (2001)

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    Reactive ion etching for the production of metal microstructures by hot embossing

    A reactive ion etching process which has been developed in order to remove the residual polymer layer, that remains at the bottom of microstructures made by hot embossing, is described. The influence of param...

    O. Roetting, M. Heckele, W. Bacher in Microsystem Technologies (1999)

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    Hot embossing - The molding technique for plastic microstructures

     Hot embossing is the technique to fabricate high precision and high quality plastic microstructures. Industrial fabrication of plastics components is normally achieved by injection molding. Hot embossing is a...

    M. Heckele, W. Bacher, K. D. Müller in Microsystem Technologies (1998)

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    Multi-functional valve components fabricated by combination of LIGA processes and high precision mechanical engineering

     The advantage of thermoplastic molding as a convenient method for fabricating large quantities of microstructures is restricted by the possibilities and the necessary efforts for structuring the required mold...

    A. Ruzzu, J. Fahrenberg, M. Heckele, T. Schaller in Microsystem Technologies (1998)

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    Technology for movable microstructures - Transfer of laboratory processes to industrial production

    O. Roetting, M. Heckele, W. Bacher in Microsystem Technologies (1998)

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    Fabrication of LIGA-Acceleration Sensors by Aligned Molding

     A technology for the fabrication of movable LIGA-Microstructures by molding was developed, which enables the cheaper production of e.g. LIGA-Acceleration Sensors [1]. For this purpose an aligned molding proce...

    A. Both, W. Bacher, M. Heckele, K. D. Müller, R. Ruprecht in Microsystem Technologies (1996)

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    Fabrication of LIGA-acceleration sensors by aligned molding

    A technology for the fabrication of movable LIGA-Microstructures by molding was developed, which enables the cheaper production of e.g. LIGA-Acceleration Sensors [1]. For this purpose an aligned molding proces...

    A. Both, W. Bacher, M. Heckele, K. -D. Müller, R. Ruprecht in Microsystem Technologies (1995)