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Available Technologies by Category
Stiffness Trimming of High Q MEMS Clocks and Oscillators	High resolution stiffness trimming of high-Q Lame mode silicon resonators Stable frequency characteristics of Ge-coated Si resonators at high processing temperatures Achieves trimming without introducing any damping throughout process	7184
Methods for Sensing Wearouts of Electronic Circuits	Circuit details are taken into account in estimating lifetime Wearout methods can be used to determine “timing closure” at 10 years lifetime Methods serve as foundation for a new electronic design automation tool for “timing closure”	7145
Non-contact vital sign detection	Automatically adjusts the feedback signals to suppress the noise when the measurement environment changes Improves SNR by 50% at 50 cm when compared to an unlocked system Detects heartbeat at 250 cm, more than twice the distance of the unlocked system	7064
Ultra-Compact, Low-Power THz Radio	A THz fully integrated super-harmonic (2nd harmonic) regenerative receiver architecture, which detects the incoming THz signals and injection-locks to a regenerative receiver operating at a lower frequency Reduces power consumption and improves the efficiency for THz signal generations Employs a bidirectional and circuit-sharing architecture, so the THz receiver and the THz transmitter share the same oscillator operating at half the frequency	7053
Stretchable Electronic Materials and Devices	Process is a readily implemented approach Films can be stretched by 100% with retention of their high charge carrier mobility Fabrication can be done with commercially available materials	7612
Sol-Gel Films and High Energy Capacitor Device	Sol-gel materials are a targeted research area for thin film energy storage and enhanced storage capabilities for wide variety of applications All solution-processing including ready-to-spin recipes Compatible with flexible substrates and roll-to-roll processing	6993
3D Printed Auxetic Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering	Faster cell growth rate- decreases average cell age in the finished product and increases vitality Affordable and timely approach for regenerating tissues and replacing native tissues Continuous entry and circulation of nutrients results in less variability between cells	7335
Motor Function Recovery System for Stroke Patients	Unconventional: Passive stimulation unlike traditional therapy or rehabilitation Tactile: No electrostimulation, more comfortable to patients Convenient: Little to no effort/attention required	7689, 7692, 7693, 7694, 7695

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