1. Definitions
Microsystems are intelligent, miniaturized, multifunctional, multiphysical
devices whose basic microstructures, serving as sensors or actuators,
generally measure no more than a few millimeters and can be as small
as a few micrometers. They combine these basic elements (mechanical,
optical, electromagnetic, thermal, fluidic structures, etc.) with
embedded electronic circuits. They thus perform two main categories
of functions:
the sensor function, which detects local information such
as thermal, biological, chemical, or optical data;
the actuator function, which can respond to information
received in the form of movement, filtering, etc.
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