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    Fabrication of high aspect ratio, non-line-of-sight vias in silicon carbide by a two-photon absorption method by Payne, Jared E., Nyholm, Peter, Beazer, Ryan, Eddy, Joseph, Stevenson, Hunter, Ferguson, Brad, Schultz, Stephen, Nielson, Gregory N.

    Published in Scientific reports (25-01-2024)
    “…The future of Moore’s Law for high-performance integrated circuits (ICs) is going to be driven more by advanced packaging and three-dimensional (3D)…”
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    Journal Article
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    Micromachining of Silicon Carbide using Wire Electrical Discharge Machining by Beazer, Ryan T., Payne, Jared E., Nyholm, Peter R., Nielson, Gregory N., Schultz, Stephen M.

    “…Silicon carbide has many desirable properties that make it a high demand product. Some of these properties make it difficult to machine silicon carbide for…”
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Surface Detection of Semi-Transparent Media Through Modified Confocal Microscopy by Nyholm, Peter R., Payne, Jared E., Lucas, Robert W., Jensen, Joshua D., Beazer, Ryan T., Larson, Kevin E., Nielson, Gregory N., Schultz, Stephen M.

    “…A modified confocal microscope system is developed to place the focal point of a laser beam on the surface of semitransparent media. Resolution of the detected…”
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Automated Control of a Femtosecond Laser Along the Surface of a Planar Sample by Payne, Jared E., Beazer, Ryan T., Nyholm, Peter R., Schultz, Stephen M., Larson, Kevin E., Lucas, Robert W., Nielson, Gregory N., Jensen, Joshua D.

    “…This work describes the automated positioning of the focus of a femtosecond laser across the surface of a planar sample. The shape of the pattern is created in…”
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    Two-Photon 3-Dimensional Photoelectrochemical Etching of Single Crystal Silicon Carbide by Nyholm, Peter Robert

    Published 01-01-2020
    “…This thesis presents the first use of a novel direct-write, non-line-of-sight, two-photon photoelectrochemical etching technique for etching of single crystal…”
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    Dissertation