Abstract

This paper reports on a novel, miniaturized magnetomechanical transducer/sensor made of borosilicate glass with wide dynamic range. The prototype is manufactured with laser micromachining and ablation techniques. Compared to state of the art, borosilicate glass substrate offers the highest thermal shock resistance and is best suited for MEMS magnetometers, for aerospace and space applications or magnetic monitoring systems for diagnostics and plasma stability control of nuclear fusion experiments, where thermal shock resistance is a critical requirement.

Keywords:
Borosilicate glass Materials science Magnetometer Microelectromechanical systems Surface micromachining Aerospace Lorentz force Optoelectronics Composite material Fabrication Aerospace engineering Magnetic field Engineering

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Topics

Geophysics and Sensor Technology
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Ocean Engineering
Magnetic Field Sensors Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Advanced MEMS and NEMS Technologies
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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