Integrated micromachined silicon: vehicle sensors of the 1990's?

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The Application of Microcontrollers to Automotive Smart Sensors

Alba¹

1989

SAE Technical Paper Series

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Integrated micromachined silicon: vehicle sensors of the 1990's?

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