HISTORY

ICR - HISTORY

During the last  two decennia several projects are carried out in the field of applied material research,  in environmental measurement, and in micro- electronic packaging technologies. The research targets include demanding methods of failure analysis. Innovative measuring methods are developed. The results are completely documented, and the direct access to the original data is possible. The details are available on request, e.g. concerning transmission electron microscopy on dislocations in Al thinfilm metallization.

The objectives include
  • Analysis of a MEMS technology
  • Creep crack propagation in microwelded contacts on metallization with thin and thick wires
  • Development of braided and weaved textile electronic structures
  • Heat flow in powder compacts
  • Laser cracking of glass
  • Measurement and analysis of resistive textile sensors
  • Physics of mouth organ
  • Physics of pressure shock measurement
  • Research on wear resistance in high-temperature sensors
  • Structural failure analysis in Low-Temperature Cofired Ceramics
  • Theory of bobsleigh mechanics
  • Thinfilm mechanics: Creep relaxation of Al thinfilms on ceramic substrate
  • Thinfilm physics: Secondary grain growth of Au films on ceramic substrate
  • Thinfilm reliability: Ageing effects of Cu on organic film substrates
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