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In 1937, this art deco terminal was a bold architectural statement for rural New Hampshire. Built as one of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects that sprinkled New Hampshire with unique, useful structures and employed hundreds of Granite State residents, the 1937 airport terminal continued in service until the expansion of Manchester Airport in 1995 slated it for demolition.
Threatened with destruction as Manchester airport expanded its operations, a memorandum of agreement was signed in 1995 by the City of Manchester, the Manchester Airport Director, The Federal Aviation Administration and NH Division of Historical Resources, to preserve the terminal. While serving as a member of the Manchester Airport Authority, Patrick Duffy, then NHAHS's Vice-President, established the fund designated to finance the terminal's move and re-construction as the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire. With unprecedented growth of Manchester Airport, how lucky we were to save The 1937 Terminal from the wrecker's ball.
In 2004, the New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society, Manchester Airport, the City of Manchester and Town of Londonderry, came together to preserve The 1937 Terminal. These groups raised 1.1 million dollars to convert the facility into a museum and educational center.
In 1995, Manchester Historical Society chose the terminal for its annual preservation award. At that time the survey for application on the State and National Registries of Historic Places was begun. NHAHS completed the documentation required for placement on the New Hampshire Registry of Historic Places and was granted in July of 2004. The Granite State now has a lovely addition to its precious history, as this terminal becomes the only museum in New Hampshire dedicated to the history of aviation.
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The terminal's move from its original location required crossing two active runways to the southeast side of the airport.
The move required accurate coordination between the building movers, airport maintenance staff and the Federal Aviation Administration.
The move began at 6:30 P.M. on Sunday, June 27, 2004.
Pilots who know how sacred the center line is when taking off and landing will appreciate the professional care taken when FAA closed the east west runway for an hour while the terminal crossed, then an hour later, re-opened it for traffic while relinquishing control of the north south runway for the second crossing. This is only the third time in U.S. history that a structure was moved across active runways. The Project Director with Northeast Building Movers informed us that six of the dollies used to move the terminal were also used to move the terminal at Newark Airport.
By dawn of Monday, June 29, 2004, the terminal was placed within one hundred yards of the foundation where it settled for three days. By June 15th, the terminal was safely resting on the foundation and ready for internal repair work and renovation to begin.
Thanks to the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance's website for some of the information included here about the 1937 terminal move.
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All New Hampshire high school students are invited to participate in an art competition at the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire! Submission deadline is approaching.
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Just got back from the field and the maiden of my Micro SSX. I didn't have much D/R dialed in but managed to get it down in one piece so I could cut the throws down. It was a handful. Flies like a rocket ship with the little Hacker...
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A friend sold me his Micro SSX for twenty bucks already built with servo's installed and a 2s battery pack. (sweet deal . All I needed was a motor as I already had an ESC. I went to my local hobby shop and all they had in the Hacker A10 line was an A10-7L and a A10-9L. I purchased the 7L and then read this build when I got home and noticed you recommend the 12S . My question is, will this plane fly ok with the 7L? I don't care about going super fast as I flew another buddies SSX this morning at about 1/3 throttle and it was plenty fast for me even at that slower speed. My thanks to anyone who can tell me if this will work. Cliff |
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Thanks for the reply James. Yes it worked quite well. I love the plane by the way. I will be ordering the biplane shortly or I may drive over to Bob's hobbies and pick one up. Where is you company located. I work in Orlando and drive over there every day from Melbourne. Thought maybe I could stop by and pick one up if that would be possible.
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Love this little plane but have a small issue.
The last couple of flights, I can hear quite a bit of vibration/rattle during loops and sharp turns. I even hear it while cruising once in a while. Upon ground inspection, I find nothing loose and can not reproduce the sound. It doesn't even seem to be related to the motor on/off or speed while flying. Anyone else get these symptoms and how did you resolve them. It's quite annoying... |
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I will try to get over to Graves and pick one up. Is your shop close to Oak Ridge by any chance? If so I could stop by and pick one up from you so I don't have to hassle with the traffic going over to Graves. I hate driving in Orlando after work . Let me know. Thanks, Cliff |
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THERE has been a run of $5 million sales across the eastern suburbs in recent weeks and agents say the key has been ''realistic'' pricing.
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Ms Lewis sold 57 Wentworth Road, Vaucluse, for ''early fives'' well before an October 27 auction. ''We had a couple of people interested,'' she said.
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Australian Property Monitors data shows the four-bedroom home on 1000 square metres last sold for $4,401,000 in 2004.
Ms Lewis recently also sold for just under $5 million a renovated six-bedroom home at 27 Fitzwilliam Road, Vaucluse, bought for $2 million in 2001.
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Villa Halcyon stands majestically above the village of Kokkino Chorio in the beautiful Apokoronas region of North West Crete. With far reaching views across the village to the Akrotiri Peninsular beyond and the shimmering coastline of Souda Bay below, this is one of the best locations in the area. The villa is stunning and very stylishly presented with materials and colours chosen to reflect the natural colours of the area. Constructed in the local traditional way , the villa is light, airy and cool. Several sandy beaches are nearby and a host of amenities in Kalives/Almirida and Vamos are all within 10 minutes drive of the villa.
You will enjoy wide unobstructed views of the azure blue Mediterranean Sea, from sunrises over the water to sunset views across Souda Bay and the Akrotiri peninsular. Because of its hillside location, the villa is cooled in the summer by sea breezes. Villa Halcyon is truly your own private paradise, just minutes away by car from the uncrowded, unforgettable beaches of Almyrida and Kalives.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Almerida 2 km |
Access | Car advised, Wheelchair users |
Nearest Amenities | 1 km |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Chania 35 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
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Luxuries | Log fire, DVD player, Sea view |
Pool | Private outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | Single beds (2), Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ |
Access | Wheelchair users, Secure parking |
Further details | A refundable breakages deposit of £200 is required and is due along with the balance of the rental, to be refunded within two weeks of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection). Dates will be reserved for up to seven days. Bookings will be confirmed upon receipt of a 50% deposit of the rental cost. The balance becomes due 30 days before the rental period commences. |
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The Chania Prefecture region
We all know of Crete's exquisite 1,000 kilometre-long coastline dotted with numerous coves, bays and peninsulas which afford a multitude of soft, sandy beaches along the beautifully blue Mediterranean Sea. After all, it's among the finest in the world and has established Crete as one of Europe's most popular holiday destinations. And, of course, the island's historic importance in today's world as the home of the Minoan civilization with important archaeological finds at Knossos, Phaistos and Gortys, is evidenced by the tens of thousands of visitors to these sites each year. However, Crete is the largest island in Greece - the fifth largest in the Mediterranean - and, within its diverse area of more than 8,000 square kilometres, there are many other jewels just waiting to be discovered by the more adventurous explorers of holiday treasures. If you haven't visited Crete yet, now may be the time to come and discover this fascinating Greek island. If it captures your heart, don't worry. Come back next year and Crete will welcome you once more with its smiling Cretan sun, the sounds of the Cretan lyre, the scents of orange blossom and jasmine, a slice of cool red watermelon and a glass of iced raki.
Kokkino Chorio
Kokkino Chorio is a small, traditional Greek village situated on the rugged coast with magnificent across Souda Bay to the Akrotiri Peninsular. To the south the White Mountains provide a dramatic backdrop. The village is famous for its role in the film of "Zorbas the Greek' based on the novel by Nikos Kazantzakis the internationally famous Cretan writer. Still the owner of the local 'kafenion' in the centre of the village is proud to talk about Antony Quinn and show his photographs.
A small glass workshop on the outskirts of Kokkino Chorio recycles glass to produce items from "blown" glass. This process can be observed in the mornings and purchases can be made of beautiful lamps and glass ornaments produced.
Overlooking Kokkino Chorio is the strangely shaped Drapanokefala Mountain or Calapodha (so named during the Venetian occupation). The coastline northwest of the village is an extremely interesting place for experienced walkers, with its ground formation and caves, such as the caves of Petsi (or Karavotopos) and Katalimata, which is located at the centre of the village. At cape Drapano, approximately 10 metres under water, is the impressive Elephant Cave, an area 60m² full of stalactites and stalagmites of various shapes and colours.
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Inter-Lakes takes straight-set win at Mascoma
The Inter-Lakes High School varsity volleyball team improved to 3-1 on the season with a straight set win on the road at Mascoma on Friday night, September 13. Set scores were 25-8, 25-5, 25-11. Leading the way for the Lakers were Jordan Donohue (16 kills, 5 aces), Hayley Roth (19 assists, 21 points) and Jenn Pelczar (14 points, 5 digs). Also contributing were Lydia Swedberg (12 service points) and Kaila Martin (3 kills). Freshman Gabriella Flanders and Rebecca Otis picked up their first varsity service points, each recording an ace.
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Sant Bani soccer team starts season with 9-2 win
The 2013 Sant Bani soccer team had an impressive start to their season Saturday, outscoring the Holderness JVII team at home, 9-2. Led by senior co-captain Harrison Evans, the goals came in rapid succession and by the half, four Sant Bani players had contributed to the 7-0 lead. It took only 8 minutes before Evans put his team on the board, followed by unanswered goals from fellow seniors Javin de Mello-Folsom and Caio Thielen, with junior Mohamed Sapry scoring his first of the season just before the half.
With a sizeable lead to work with, Sant Bani coach Todd Schongalla was able to give some of his younger players significant minutes in the second half. "We're going to need those younger players to step up as the season wears on and they played well for us today," Schongalla said after the game. Holderness was not about to go home empty handed, matching Sant Bani goal-for-goal in the second half, scoring twice in the 11th and 23rd minute. Sant Bani junior Ander Treviño Aizpurua netted his second of the afternoon shortly thereafter, at which point the defense took over and held Holderness to just the two goals.
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Passing leads to offense for Gilford field hockey
Maddie LaFlamme and Alyssa Hamberger controlled the center of the field with their passing to help Gilford High School's field hockey team defeat Kearsage 8 -0 on Friday.
Rachel Blandford benefited from the passing with four goals while Kelsey Buckley added two along with single goals by Becky Zakorchemny and Marissa Kelleher. The defense continued to support the offense as Gilford moved to 3- 0 -1 on the young season.
The Gilford junior varsity team also won, 2-1. Goals were scored by Kassy Weston and Shannon Anderson.
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It took Inter-Lakes' Caitlin Rotonnelli less than 8 minutes in Friday's match against Kingswood to complete her third hat trick of the young season. Inter-Lakes went on to a 6-0 win.
Chloe Davis and Daniele Boucher added two more goals for Inter-Lakes in the first half. The final goal of the match was scored in the second half by junior center midfielder Madelyn Edgar, who had previously recorded an assist. Sarah Dunlap, Charlotte Morrow, and Boucher also had assists in the match.
Inter-Lakes' defense held Kingswood to just one shot, stopped by senior Reilly Donovan.
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t-20 work against hiv 2?Dr. Gerald,Does t-20 work against hiv 2?RayResponse from Gerald Pierone, M.D.
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...It should work against HIV-2. There is very little in treatment literature about HIV-2 except that protease inhibitors work.
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t-20 against hiv-2?Dr. Pierone,Do entry inhibitors work against hiv type 2 infection, if so does t-20 work? thanks.LouisResponse from Gerald Pierone, M.D.
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...There is no reason to suspect that entry inhibitors (including T-20) would not work against HIV-2 although I don't know if they have been studied yet.
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The location is convenient to all freeways and close to the airport.
This hotel is currently under construction/renovation. No where in your or their information did it mention this. When registering for a room the staff never mentioned it and at the elevators a big sign notifying the guests of this slight inconvenience.
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It was great location and service.
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New Years party was hosted by a private party in which people were making noise, fighting and screaming all night. Several complaints to the staff led to tenants being kicked out.
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Over all wonderful place to stay, close to airport, restaurants, shopping. Beautiful large rooms.
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Location is great!Very close to airport and shopping!Staff was great!
They will be charging for parking in the near future! 11.00 a night this will force me to find somewhere else to stay! Have always stayed there when getting someone from the airport!Overhead lights in the room had dead flys in them!
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Excellent accomidaations
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Will my SYE from NP231J work on NP231C
Alright guys and gals. I am in the process of converting my Jeep YJ over to a Small Block Chevy. I currently have a NP231J transfer case behind my AX15 with a Slip Yoke Eliminator kit. This is my plan and also where I need your help to make sure it will work. I am looking into purchasing a 700r4 with a NP231C transfer case from a 1990 S-10 Blazer with a 4.3.
I know that the 700r4 will bolt to my small block without issues. My question is will my Slip Yoke Eliminator from my NP231J work on the 231C? Trying to do this conversion without the added expense of purchasing any adapters. Also, if there are any obstacles you have expierenced doing this type of conversion I would appreciate your advice. Thanks in advance. |
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Agree with above. If I remember right from when I did it, the C had electronic speedo and the J had mechanical though.
As for your swap, the 700r4 isn't very durable but you probably already know that. You'll also need a conversion radiator. Make sure you add a trans cooler rather than use the cooler in the radiator. Best is to get a cooler with it's own fan so you can get trans cooling at low speed operation. Make sure the distributor is in the engine when you are placing the motor mounts and make sure you can get the cap off. |
October 15th, 2013, 11:26 PM | #5 |
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When putting the SYE off of my 231J on to the 231C is there anything special that needs to be done? Do I have to use any of the parts from the 231J on the 231C to make the SYE kit work?
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October 16th, 2013, 07:11 AM | #6 |
There might be 2 thin bearings on the S-10 main gear that would need to come off for the new shaft to go on. Some have them, some don't. Other than that, put the shifter in 4 low and pull it apart.
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Hi, this is Peggy
well look what we have here.
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Hi, this is Peggy
dangit. 231/233... too close in #
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October 16th, 2013, 08:44 AM | #10 |
Axle breakin' 101
If you know the manufacturer of you SYE download the instructions and go from there. The difference of the two installs will be the main shaft bearing delete on the C as mentioned above.
October 16th, 2013, 08:47 AM | #11 |
Axle breakin' 101
JB conversions has by far the best kit at the best price with their proprietary high clearance CV yoke. Here is their basic instruction page.
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Any company could afford to boost distributions in a single year. Any type of business could also have a high yield, especially if it distributes all of its cash flows to shareholders. It takes a special kind of a business model to afford a proper balance between investing back into the business and distributing excess profits to shareholders. It is even more exciting when those distributions have been increased regularly for over ten consecutive years. I have highlighted six dividend stocks each of which has consistently raised distributions for over two decades.
Altria Group, Inc. (MO), through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of cigarettes, wine, and other tobacco products in the United States and internationally. The company's board of directors raised its quarterly dividend by 2.90% to 35 cents/share. This is the 43rd consecutive dividend increase for Altria Group. The only reason why the company is not on the dividend aristocrat list is because its dividend payment is lower due to the spin-off of Phillip Morris International (PM) in 2008 and Kraft Foods (KFT) in 2007. The company does have a policy to return approximately 75% of earnings to shareholders in the form of cash distributions. Stock currently yields 7%. (analysis)
Kimberly-Clark Corporation, (KMB) together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and marketing of various health care products worldwide. The company's board of directors raised distributions by 10% to 66 cents/share. This is the 38th consecutive annual dividend increase for this dividend aristocrat. The stock yields 4.40%. (analysis)
The Chubb Corporation (CB), through its subsidiaries, provides property and casualty insurance to businesses and individuals. The company raised its quarterly dividend by 5.7% to 37 cents/share. This was the 45th consecutive annual dividend increase for this dividend aristocrat. The stock currently yields 2.90%. (analysis)
CenturyTel, Inc. (CTL), together with its subsidiaries, operates as an integrated communications company. The company raised its quarterly distributions by 3.60% to 72.50 cents/share. This increase would represent the 37th consecutive year where this dividend aristocrat has boosted annual distributions to shareholders. The stock currently yields 8.50%.
Piedmont Natural Gas Company, Inc. (PNY), an energy services company, distributes natural gas to residential, commercial, industrial, and power generation customers in portions of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The company boosted distributions by 3.70% to 28 cent/share, marking the 32nd consecutive annual dividend increase. This high yield dividend aristocrat yields 4.30%.
Donaldson Company, Inc. (DCI), together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of filtration systems and replacement parts worldwide. The company's board of directors raised distributions by 4% to 12cents/share marking the 24th consecutive year of dividend increases. This dividend achiever currently yields 1.20%.
I view Kimberly-Clark (KMB) and Chubb (CB) as attractively valued stocks. I plan adding to my position in Chubb (CB) this month. Piedmont Natural Gas Company (PNY) looks like an interesting company for further research. Altria (MO) and CenturyLink (CTL) are two high yielding dividend growth stocks, which also spot high dividend payout ratios. I would choose tobacco over telecom however, because once you are addicted to it is difficult to stop using the product. With telecom you could easily cancel your telephone and get a cell phone or simply use Skype instead. Donaldson (DCI) does seem like a company that could be included in the dividend aristocrat list over the next one or two years. The problem is the low current yield, the anemic dividend growth rate and the high price/earnings multiple of 27.
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Yes but the annual dividend increased. In 2007 annual dividends were 0.26/share; in 2008 - $2.1675/sare; in 2009 - $2.80/share. Based off new dividend rate, annual dividends in 2010 should be $2.90/share. In CTL's case, the company could have maintained dividend flat for 3 more quarters, and then increased it in Q4 2010, and still maintained its dividend aristocrat status.
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Is MO's 1c increase (less than 3% growth) something investors should expect in future years? The current yield is nice, but if future earnings growth is slow, then future dividend growth should be just as slow. In that case, is MO still a good fit for a dividend growth portfolio? Wouldn't PM be more interesting, from a growth perspective, despite its lower current yield?
ReplyDelete CTL is trying to increase data revenues, and sign up customers for bundled service contracts. They do have a customer list, if they could sell well other products, maybe they should do fine. But the high DPR is worrysome.
I like MO, but I have stated previously that for every shre of MO, I hold one share of PM.
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Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): c1 - c4 -
Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems publication information
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): c2 -
Microoptical characterization of piezoelectric vibratory microinjections in drosophila embryos for genome-wide RNAi screen
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 277 - 286
Cited by: Papers (6)In this paper, we study the effect of acoustic agitation on the penetration force for microinjections in Drosophila embryos for genome-wide RNA interference (RNAi) screens, using an integrated optical MEMS force encoder for in vivo characterization of the dynamic penetration forces. Two modes of operation are investigated. In the first mode of operation, the injector is brought into contact and acts on the embryo with a fixed force, and the vibration amplitude of the microinjector is increased till penetration occur. We observed a linear decrease in the penetration force of 1.6 μN with every 0.1 m/s tip velocity increase. In the second mode of operation, the vibration amplitude is kept constant and the injector is pushed into the embryo until penetration. We simulate the optical force encoder eigenmodes and measure the injection force over the frequency range from 0 to 16 kHz with actuation voltages up to 150V. Among the eight encoder eigenmodes with resonant frequency up to 16 kHz, the longitudinal vibration along the injector is shown to dominate the force reduction at 14 kHz. Two other modes, both involving significant out-of-plane injector motion, reduce the penetration force by 52% around 3.1 kHz. The average penetration force is calculated based on injections into multiple embryos for each experimental condition. For each microinjection, the peak (or average) penetration force can be derived from the peak (or average) relative displacement of the two gratings upon penetration. The achieved minimum peak penetration force was 15.6 μN (∼29.7% of the static penetration force), while the minimum average penetration force was 2.7 μN (5.1% of the static penetration force). View full abstract»
Development of microfluidic device for electrical/physical characterization of single cell
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 287 - 295
Cited by: Papers (18)A novel device with microchannels for flowing cells and twin microcantilever arrays for measuring the electrical impedance of a single cell is proposed. The fabrication process is demonstrated and the twin microcantilever arrays have been successfully fabricated. In our research, we measured the electrical impedance for normal and abnormal red blood cell over the frequency range from 1 Hz to 10 MHz. From the electrical impedance experiment of normal and abnormal red blood cell, it was examined that the electrical impedance between normal and abnormal red blood cells was significantly different in magnitude and phase shift. In this paper, we show that the normal cell can be taken apart from the abnormal cell by electrical impedance measurement. Therefore, it is expected that the applicability of this technology can be used in cellular studies such as cell sorting, counting or membrane biophysical characterization. View full abstract»
A capillary system with thermal-bubble-actuated 1×N microfluidic switches via time-sequence power control for continuous liquid handling
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 296 - 307
Cited by: Papers (5)A novel thermal-bubble-actuated 1×N microfluidic switch without the need of external pumps has been successfully fabricated using micromachining process and demonstrated. This device is a valveless switch by means of the triggering thermal-bubble-actuator, the capillary force, the design of the distributed hydrophobic patches in the microchannels, and the time-sequence power control. The switch mechanism among different microchannels in our device is dominated by controlling the format and timing of power input that generates actuating thermal bubbles. The experimental results successfully and robustly demonstrate the switch function of our microcapillary systems to switch continuous liquid into desired outlet ports based on our hydrophobic-patch design and programmable time-sequence bubble actuation. In this paper, we describe the theory, design, synthesis, micromachining process, control circuitry, and its time-sequence control, as well as the experimental demonstration of this microcapillary system. View full abstract»
Silicon-on-insulator microfluidic device with monolithic sensor integration for μTAS applications
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 308 - 313
Cited by: Papers (8) | Patents (1)A novel concept for the integration of liquid phase charge sensors into microfluidic devices based on silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology is reported. Utilizing standard silicon processing we fabricated basic microfluidic cross geometries comprising of 5-10-mm-long and 55-μm-wide channels of 3 μm depth by wet sacrificial etching of the buried oxide of an SOI substrate. To demonstrate the feasibility of fluid manipulation along the channel we performed electroosmotic pumping of a dye-labeled buffer solution. At selected positions along the channel we patterned the 205-nm thin top silicon layer into freely suspended, 10-μm wide bars bridging the channel. We demonstrate how these monolithically integrated bars work as thin-film resistors that sensitively probe changes of the surface potential via the field effect. In this way, a combination of electrokinetic manipulation and separation of charged analytes together with an on-chip electronic detection can provide a new basis for the label-free analysis of, for example, biomolecular species as envisaged in the concept of micrototal analysis systems (μTAS) or Lab-on-Chip (LOC). View full abstract»
Spatially resolved temperature mapping of electrothermal actuators by surface Raman scattering
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 314 - 321
Cited by: Papers (11)In this paper, we report spatially resolved temperature profiles along the legs of working V-shaped electrothermal (ET) actuators using a surface Raman scattering technique. The Raman probe provides nonperturbing optical data with a spatial resolution of 1.2 μm, which is required to observe the 3-μm-wide actuator beams. A detailed uncertainty analysis reveals that our Raman thermometry of polycrystalline silicon is performed with fidelity of ±10 to 11 K when the peak location of the Stokes-shifted optical phonon signature is used as an indicator of temperature. This level of uncertainty is sufficient for temperature mapping of many working thermal MEMS devices which exhibit characteristic temperature differences of several hundred Kelvins. To our knowledge, these are the first quantitative and spatially resolved temperature data available for thermal actuator structures. This new temperature data set can be used for validation of actuator thermal design models and these new results are compared with finite-difference simulations of actuator thermal performance. View full abstract»
Microfabrication and characterization of metal-embedded thin-film thermomechanical microsensors for applications in hostile manufacturing environments
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 322 - 329
Cited by: Papers (17)Effective monitoring and diagnosis of manufacturing processes is of critical importance. If critical manufacturing process conditions are continuously monitored, problems can be detected and solved during the processing cycle. However, current technology still evidently lags behind practical needs. Microfabricated thin-film thermocouples and strain gauges are attractive for their small size and fast response. It is challenging to fabricate and embed these sensors into metallic components that are widely used in manufacturing. This paper investigates the fabrication, embedding, and characterization of metal embedded thin-film thermocouples and strain gauges. The materials (dielectric and metallic) constituting a complete microsensor were characterized and optimized. The results obtained from characterization and optimization of materials are presented and discussed. Thin-film thermocouples on stainless steel substrates (before and after embedding) were calibrated to elevated temperatures. The behavior of thin-film strain gauges was also studied. The metal embedded sensors demonstrated good accuracy, sensitivity, and linearity that matched the performance of commercial thermocouples and strain gauges well. The metal embedded microsensors are promising for in situ monitoring in hostile manufacturing environments. View full abstract»
Magnetic composite electroplating for depositing micromagnets
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 330 - 337
Cited by: Papers (12)This paper reports a novel magnetic composite materials deposition technique called magnetic composite electroplating (MCE). Thin films and micromagnets arrays of a composite matrix consisting of magnetic particles and a ferromagnetic alloy have been fabricated based on this technique. In a typical MCE process, magnetic particles are electrochemically and mechanically embedded into electroplated ferromagnetic thin films to form a magnetic particle-alloy composite. The magnetic particle selected is a barium ferrite magnet (BaFe12O19) and the ferromagnetic matrix is a pulse-reverse electroplated CoNiP alloy. The particle embedded fraction (w.t. %) directly affects magnetic properties and is experimentally determined by its energy dispersive spectrum (EDS). Various factors including electrolyte particle concentration, applied current, electrolyte pH, and the presence of cationic surfactants affecting the particle embedded fraction are experimentally investigated. Arrays of BaFe12O19-CoNiP magnets with a variety of dimensions and features as small as 8μm have been realized by MCE. Experimental analysis shows that the composite exhibits magnetic properties, such as a high coercivity (Hc) of up to 1.75×105 A/m, particularly well suited for MEMS actuators. View full abstract»
Thermal annealing in hydrogen for 3-D profile transformation on silicon-on-insulator and sidewall roughness reduction
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 338 - 343
Cited by: Papers (46) | Patents (5)A fast, effective process using hydrogen annealing is introduced to perform profile transformation on silicon-on-insulator (SOI) and to reduce sidewall roughness on silicon surfaces. By controlling the dimensions of as-etched structures, microspheres with 1 μm radii, submicron wires with 0.5 μm radii, and a microdisk toroid with 0.2 μm toroidal radius have been successfully demonstrated on SOI substrates. Utilizing this technique, we also observe the root-mean-square (rms) sidewall roughness dramatically reduced from 20 to 0.26 nm. A theoretical model is presented to analyze the profile transformation, and experimental results show this process can be engineered by several parameters including temperature, pressure, and time. View full abstract»
Pneumatic microactuator powered by the deflagration of sodium azide
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 344 - 354
Cited by: Papers (10)This paper details the design, simulation, fabrication, and characterization of two pneumatic microactuators powered by sodium azide or an external pressure source. One was fabricated using traditional manufacturing, while the other used microfabrication techniques. To characterize force output, a microforce gage was also designed, built, and characterized since commercial devices were not available. The azide-based microactuator was successfully actuated numerous times and simulations were then used to predict model characteristics based on system identification techniques. Forces as high as 65 mN and as low as sub milli-Newton were recorded, and displacements in the multi millimeter range were observed. Both the force and displacement magnitudes are in fact limited by the material properties, design geometry, and amount of azide deflagrated. It was demonstrated that a microactuator powered by sodium azide can provide both large forces and displacements simultaneously with the potential of using a small amount of electrical power. No tradeoffs had to be made between force outputs and displacement strokes, as is common to other microactuators. Since only a small amount of electrical power should be necessary in a properly designed battery powered device, the microactuator is poised to be mobile and independent of external power sources. View full abstract»
Complex nonlinear oscillations in electrostatically actuated microstructures
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 355 - 369
Cited by: Papers (31)In this paper, new nonlinear dynamic properties of electrostatically actuated microstructures [referred to as electrostatic microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)] observed under superharmonic excitations are presented using numerical simulations. Application of a large dc bias (close to the pull-in voltage of the device) is found to bring the device to a nonlinear state. This nonlinear state (referred to as "dc-symmetry breaking") can be clearly observed from the characteristic change in the phase-plot of the device. Once a steady nonlinear state is reached, application of an ac signal at the Mth superharmonic frequency with an amplitude around "ac-symmetry breaking" gives rise to M oscillations per period or M-cycles in the MEM device. "ac-symmetry breaking" can also be observed by a characteristic change in the phase-plot of the device. On further increasing the ac voltage, a period doubling sequence takes place resulting in the formation of 2nM-cycles in the system at the Mth superharmonic frequency. An interesting chaotic transition (banded chaos) is observed during the period doubling bifurcations. The nonlinear nature of the electrostatic force acting on the MEM device is found to be responsible for the reported observations. The significance of the mechanical and the fluidic nonlinearities is also studied. View full abstract»
Piezoelectric unimorph microactuator arrays for single-crystal silicon continuous-membrane deformable mirror
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 370 - 379
Cited by: Papers (22)Micromachined deformable mirror technology can boost the imaging performance of an otherwise nonrigid, lower-quality telescope structure. This paper describes the optimization of lead zirconium titanate (PZT) unimorph membrane microactuators for deformable mirrors. PZT unimorph actuators consisting of a variety of electrode designs, silicon-membrane thickness, and membrane sizes were fabricated and characterized. A mathematical model was developed to accurately simulate the membrane microactuator performance and to aid in the optimization of membrane thicknesses and electrode geometries. Excellent agreement was obtained between the model and the experimental results. Using the above approach, we have successfully demonstrated a 2.5-mm-diameter PZT unimorph actuator. A measured deflection of 5 μm was obtained for 50 V applied voltage. Complete deformable mirror structures consisting of 10-μm-thick single-crystal silicon mirror membranes mounted over the aforementioned 4×4 4 PZT unimorph membrane microactuator arrays were designed, fabricated, assembled, and optically characterized. The fully assembled deformable mirror showed an individual pixel stroke of 2.5 μm at 50 V actuation voltage. The deformable mirror has a resonance frequency of 42 kHz and an influence function of approximately 25%. View full abstract»
Inherently robust micromachined gyroscopes with 2-DOF sense-mode oscillator
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 380 - 387
Cited by: Papers (31) | Patents (1)Commercialization of reliable vibratory micromachined gyroscopes for high-volume applications has proven to be extremely challenging, primarily due to the high sensitivity of the dynamical system response to fabrication and environmental variations. This paper reports a novel micromachined gyroscope with two degrees-of-freedom (DOF) sense-mode oscillator that provides inherent robustness against structural parameter variations. The 2-DOF sense-mode oscillator provides a frequency response with two resonant peaks and a flat region between the peaks, instead of a single resonance peak as in conventional gyroscopes. The device is nominally operated in the flat region of the sense-mode response curve, where the amplitude and phase of the response are insensitive to parameter fluctuations. Furthermore, the sensitivity is improved by utilizing dynamical amplification of oscillations in the 2-DOF sense-mode oscillator. Thus, improved robustness to variations in temperature, damping, and structural parameters is achieved, solely by the mechanical system design. Prototype gyroscopes were fabricated using a bulk-micromachining process, and the performance and robustness of the devices have been experimentally evaluated. With a 25 V dc bias and 3 V ac drive signal resulting in 5.8 μm drive-mode amplitude, the gyroscope exhibited a measured noise-floor of 0.64°/s/√Hz over 50 Hz bandwidth in atmospheric pressure. The sense-mode response in the flat operating region was also experimentally demonstrated to be inherently insensitive to pressure, temperature, and dc bias variations. View full abstract»
Grating-assisted optical microprobing of in-plane and out-of-plane displacements of microelectromechanical devices
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 388 - 395
Cited by: Papers (8)In this paper, we present an optical sensing method that is capable of detection of both in-plane and out-of-plane translational motions of a micromachined structure that incorporates a diffraction grating. In the proposed method, the out-of-plane displacement sensing is based on optical intensity modulation of a phase-sensitive diffraction grating, while the in-plane displacement sensing is based on a modified grating interferometry. Preliminary experimental results on a surface micromachined grating structure fabricated within the shuttle of a comb-drive resonator demonstrate an in-plane resolution of 0.23 nm/√Hz and an out-of-plane resolution of 0.03 nm/√Hz in a 1 Hz bandwidth centered at 950 Hz. The proposed method can be configured for many promising applications, including optically interrogated high sensitive single/dual-axis microaccelerometers or gyroscopes. View full abstract»
A novel method for measuring the strength of microbeams
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 396 - 405
Cited by: Papers (4)A novel method and test structure for measuring the strength of brittle microbeams is presented. The method does not require any measurement of forces or displacements. The test structure includes a microbeam that is wrapped over a curved side-wall by application of an unmeasured force. With the progression of wrapping, increasing tensile stresses are induced in the microbeam. When sufficiently high stresses are induced, the beam breaks. The failure stress is deduced by measuring the length of the remaining ligament of the broken beam. The method is demonstrated by measuring the strength of microbeams in bulk-micromachined test structures. View full abstract»
Magnetic induction machines integrated into bulk-micromachined silicon
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 406 - 414
Cited by: Papers (8)This paper presents the design, fabrication, and characterization of laminated, magnetic induction machines intended for high-speed, high-temperature, high-power-density, silicon-based microengine power generation systems. Innovative fabrication techniques were used to embed electroplated materials (Cu, Ni80Fe20, Co65Fe18Ni17) within bulk-micromachined and fusion-bonded silicon to form the machine structures. The induction machines were characterized in motoring mode using tethered rotors, and exhibited a maximum measured torque of 2.5 μN·m. View full abstract»
Magnetic induction micromachine-part I: Design and analysis
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 415 - 426
Cited by: Papers (5)Most microscale electric and magnetic machines studied in the last decade lack the power density to support many practical applications. This paper introduces a design for a magnetic induction machine that offers power densities in excess of 200 MW/m3 and efficiencies of up to 50%, while providing more than 10 W of mechanical power. This is a substantial performance increase in MEMS electromagnetic machines studied to date. View full abstract»
Magnetic induction micromachine-part II: fabrication and testing
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 427 - 439
Cited by: Papers (8)This paper presents the realization of a magnetic induction machine. The development of this machine is part of an ongoing project to create high-power density electric microgenerators for use in portable-power applications. The results reported here focus on testing a first-generation nonlaminated electromagnetic actuator, a metrology device designed for exploring and characterizing the fabrication process and the operating behavior of the magnetic induction micromachine. Achieving high power density requires large electrical currents and magnetic fluxes, which necessitate thick, multilayered microstructures that are difficult to fabricate. The batch-fabrication schemes developed as part of this work are based on low-temperature micromolding that makes extensive use of various ultra-thick photoresists and electroplating of electrical conductors (Cu) and ferromagnetic materials (Ni-Fe 80%-20%), resulting in the successful fabrication of a multilayer two-phase planar stator and a planar rotor. To evaluate the performance of the complete machine (stator plus rotor), a 4-mm-diameter, 500-μm-thick electroplated Ni-Fe rotor is tethered to a series of flexible structures that prevent it from making a complete revolution, but allow accurate torque performance extraction. The tethered induction micromotor studied here exhibits torque production as high as 4.8 μN·m. View full abstract»
Magnetic induction micromachine-part III:Eddy currents and nonlinear effects
Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): 440 - 456
Cited by: Papers (3)The magnetic induction micromachine fabricated in Part II was not laminated, as designed in Part I. Consequently, eddy currents in the stator core, and the associated nonlinear saturation, significantly decreased its performance from that predicted in Part I. To investigate and explain these phenomena and their consequences, this paper models the behavior of the solid-stator-core machine fabricated in Part II using a finite-difference time-domain numerical analysis. The inherent stiffness in the time-domain integration of Maxwell's equations is mitigated via reducing the speed of light artificially by five orders of magnitude, while taking special care that assumptions of magneto-quasi-static behavior are still met. The results from this model are in very good agreement with experimental data from the tethered magnetic induction micro motor. View full abstract»
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Publication Year: 2006 , Page(s): c3
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The topics of interest include, but are not limited to: devices ranging in size from microns to millimeters, IC-compatible fabrication techniques, other fabrication techniques, measurement of micro phenomena, theoretical results, new materials and designs, micro actuators, micro robots, micro batteries, bearings, wear, reliability, electrical interconnections, micro telemanipulation, and standards appropriate to MEMS. Application examples and application oriented devices in fluidics, optics, bio-medical engineering, etc., are also of central interest.
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