Long-term evaluation of a non-hermetic micropackage technology for MEMS-based, implantable pressure sensors
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W. H. Ko | C. A. Zorman | M. Damaser | C. Zorman | Peng Wang | P. Wang | S. J. A. Majerus | R. Karam | B. Hanzlicek | D. L. Lin | H. Zhu | J. M. Anderson | M. S. Damaser | J. Anderson | Steve Majerus | Robert Karam | Brett Hanzlicek | Dan Li Lin | Hui Zhu | Wen H. Ko
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