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MEMS
abbr.
microelectromechanical system
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Medical devices based on MEMS technology could be very helpful for treating critical diseases and surgeries such as heart diseases, deficiencies in DNA sequencing, and linking gene deficiencies to disease.
Global MEMS Technology Market in Healthcare Industry 2008-2012 by TechNavio Team / Health, general community
engaged in semiconductor contract assembly, has reportedly landed orders for assembling MEMS (micro electro mechanical systems) Gyroscope sensors used in Nintendo's hot-selling Wii TV game consoles, according to industry sources.
Lingsen Precision joins Nintendo's supply chain of Wii by The Taiwan Economic News
Recent MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems) resonator breakthroughs, such as improved long-term frequency stability and thermal hysteresis, have convinced some design engineers and management teams that the new technology's day has come.
MEMS GENERATION TAKES ITS PLACE BESIDE QUARTZ by Electro Manufacturing
 
 
 
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