Search Results - "THUAU, D"

Design and control of a new electrostrictive polymer based continuum actuator for endoscopic robot by Jacquemin, Q, Sun, Q, Thuau, D, Monteiro, E, Tence-Girault, S, Doizi, S, Traxer, O, Mechbal, N

“…Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) consists of the insertion of a flexible endoscope into the patient body through natural orifices. Over the past few decades,…”
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Highly piezoresistive hybrid MEMS sensors by Thuau, D., Ayela, C., Poulin, P., Dufour, I.

“…•Preparation of a highly piezoresistive CNT/SU-8 nanocomposite.•Integration of this nanocomposite as piezoresistive transducer into polymeric MEMS.•Development…”
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A microstructure for thermal conductivity measurement of conductive thin films by Thuau, D., Koymen, I., Cheung, R.

“…Thermal properties of thin film materials used in the microelectro mechanical systems (MEMS) industry can differ from bulk materials. It is of great importance…”
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Design of a new electroactive polymer based continuum actuator for endoscopic surgical robots by JACQUEMIN, Q., SUN, Q., THUAU, D., MONTEIRO, E., TENCE-GIRAULT, S., MECHBAL, N.

“…This paper presents a smart continuum actuator based on a promising class of materials: ElectroActive polymer (EAP). Indeed these polymers undergo dimensional…”
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Sensitivity enhancement of a flexible MEMS strain sensor by a field effect transistor in an all organic approach by THUAU, D, ABBAS, M, CHAMBON, S, TARDY, P, WANTZ, G, POULIN, P, HIRSCH, L, DUFOUR, I, AYELA, C

“…We report a low-cost piezoresistive nanocomposite based organic micro electro mechanical system (MEMS) strain sensor that has been combined to an organic field…”
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Stress Relaxation of Polyimide (PI) Cantilevers using Low Energy Ion Bombardment by Thuau, D., Koutsos, V., Cheung, R.

“…Released structures such as polymer cantilevers can experience a form of residual stress induced bending that is often undesirable for MEMS applications. We…”
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Development of analytical models of T- and U-shaped cantilever-based MEMS devices for sensing and energy harvesting applications by Heinrich, S. M., Boudjiet, M. T., Thuau, D., Poulin, P., Ayela, C., Dufour, I.

“…Dynamic-mode cantilever-based structures supporting end masses are frequently used as MEMS/NEMS devices in application areas as diverse as chemical/biosensing,…”
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