BioMEMS Chapter 1 Introduction

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BioMEMS Chapter 1 Introduction. 1-1 微電子的歷史發展. 遵循莫非定律（ Moore ’ s law ）. 1-2 微感測器演進. 感測器：致動器：換能器（傳感器）：. IC 與傳感器的市場比較. 感測器的應用範圍：. 1-3 MEMS 演進. MEMS 的發展目標：較成熟的 MEMS 例子：. MST 技術有競爭力的技術特色：. MEMS 的市場. 1-4 　微機械. MEMS 技術的挑戰：微機械：相關技術.

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BioMEMS Chapter 1 Introduction
1-1 微電子的歷史發展 • 遵循莫非定律（Moore’s law）
1-2 微感測器演進 • 感測器： • 致動器： • 換能器（傳感器）：
IC與傳感器的市場比較
感測器的應用範圍：
1-3 MEMS 演進 • MEMS的發展目標： • 較成熟的MEMS例子：
MST技術 • 有競爭力的技術特色：
MEMS的市場
1-4　微機械 • MEMS技術的挑戰： • 微機械： • 相關技術

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