4. Conclusion
This article introduced the concept of microsystems, or MEMS,
as intelligent miniaturized multifunctional devices that combine mechanical,
optical, electromagnetic, thermal, or fluidic elements with embedded
electronics. They can be classified according to their physical transduction
principle, i.e., according to the phenomena that enable the quantity
to be measured to be converted into a measurable electrical quantity.
After providing a few definitions, we summarized the available manufacturing
technologies, then described the main families of microsystems (inertial,
radio frequency, optical, biological) associated with industrial applications
(automotive, aeronautics, robotics, etc.), as well as more recent
developments in the environmental and health fields.
The article concludes with some prospects for developments in
the MEMS field, in particular steady market...
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