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Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 99

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1999

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Editors:
  1. Detlef Egbert Ricken

    1. VDI/VDE-Technologiezentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, Teltow, Germany

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  2. Wolfgang Gessner

    1. VDI/VDE-Technologiezentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, Teltow, Germany

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  • Proceedings for the third conference on microsystems in the automotive sector, a regular event now with an increasing number ob participants on a modern and promising field taking place in Berlin in spring 1999.

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Table of contents (28 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XIII
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  2. Microsystems for Automotive Applications

    1. Microsystems for Automotive Applications

      • W. Gessner, A. Hilbert, Th. Köhler, D. E. Ricken
      Pages 1-12

  4. Systems and Technologies for Media Control and Engine Management

    1. Intelligent Engine Control & Diagnostic Using the Ionization Current Sensing Technology

      • Joël Duhr
      Pages 71-86

    2. Micro-Injection System Using Ultrasonic Vibrations for Drop on Demand Ejection

      • Laurent Lévin, André Agneray
      Pages 87-95

    3. Integrated Engine-CVT Control

      • Mikio Nozaki, Masaru Mizuguchi
      Pages 97-107

    4. Production of light wave conncectors, hermetic housings, heat sinks etc. by the MIM process

      • R. E. Hardt
      Pages 109-109

    5. Advanced Packaging and Interconnection Technologies for Automotive Microelectronic Modules

      • Peter Sommerfeld, Daniel J. Jendritza, Stephan Hell
      Pages 111-119

    6. A low cost, fully signal conditioned pressure sensor microsystem with excellent media compatibility

      • Roy Grelland, Henrik Jakobsen, Bent Liverød
      Pages 121-131

  5. Microsystems Related to Safety Aspects

    1. Occupant Classification System for Smart Restraint Systems

      • K. Billen, L. Federspiel, B. Serban
      Pages 133-145

    2. Concept for intelligent rear light aiming for compensation of environmental effects

      • W. Robel, G. Gruhler, D. Haas, P. Hage, P. Heelan, J. Apitz et al.
      Pages 147-171

    3. Miniaturized Scanning Laser Radar for Automotive Applications

      • M. Monti, K. Bettaieb, L. Zago, P. Debergh, Y. Welte, Y. Depeursinge
      Pages 173-181

    4. 100.000 Pixel 120dB Imager for Automotive Vision

      • T. Lulé, H. Keller, M. Wagner, M. Böhm, C. D. Hamann, L. Humm et al.
      Pages 183-193

    5. Development of RF Technology for Automotive Radar and Mobile Broadband Communication

      • Frank Rehme, Holger Meinel, Wilhelm Hager
      Pages 195-198

  6. Micromachined Sensors and Actuators

    1. A Low cost micro-inertial and flow sensors based on the Direct Integration technology

      • Dan Haronian
      Pages 199-214

    2. Novel Rotation Speed Measurement Concept for ABS Appropriated for Microsystem Creation

      • Sergey Y. Yurish, Nikolay V. Kirianaki, Nestor O. Shpak
      Pages 215-223

    3. A Novel Technology Platform for Versatile Micromachined Accelerometers

      • Sebastian Toelg, Kathirgamasundram Sooriakumar, Yong Hong Loh, Uppili Sridhar, Choon How Lau
      Pages 225-237
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Microsystems are an important success factor in the automobile industry. In order to fulfil the customers requests for safety convenience and vehicle economy, and to satisfy environmental requirements, microsystems are becoming indispensable. Thus a large number of microsystem applications came into the discussion. With the international conference AMAA '99, VDI/VDE-IT provides a platform for the discussion of all MST relevant components for automotive applications. The conference proceedings gather the papers by authors from automobile suppliers and manufacturers.

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  • VDI/VDE-Technologiezentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, Teltow, Germany

    Detlef Egbert Ricken, Wolfgang Gessner

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