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SPP 1012:  Mikromechanische Produktionstechnik

Subject Area Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Term from 1996 to 2002
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 5467196
 
The mass production of micromechanical parts is nowadays dominated by semiconductor industry. Mainly lithography and etching are used but often cannot fulfill the demands with regard to the serial production of threedimensional structures with only small and middle quantity. Conventional manufacturing processes have the potential to produce high quality parts in a simple, flexible and inexpensive way. This can be done for work pieces smaller than a cubic millimeter or a surface structure within micrometer scale. The target of the priority programme is to support research, development and implementation of these conventional processes and systems for micro mechanical technologies. In doing so the focus lies on both the process itself and the linked machine technology to solve different fundamental problems. The need for research is especially identified for forming, cutting and coating. Because of this different methods are supported like injection molding and conventional processes like cutting, milling, drilling, and grinding. In addition stock removal with laser or EDM as well as selective coating with lasers are within the focus of the programme. Due to the high complexity an intensive collaboration between partners of different research expertises is inevitable.
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