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Encapsulation for implanted integrated circuits: a biomedical application of vacuum deposited organic thin films

Nichols, 1992

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7394210379338942891
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Nichols M
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Presently, there exists a need for totally implanted intelligent devices which are scaled to the dimensions of the anatomical analogues that they are to assist, measure, or replace. Size constraints prohibit the application of conventional encapsulation techniques of sealing in …
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