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2007
Conference Paper
Title

Implementation of methods to characterise encapsulation behaviour of intended implantable materials

Abstract
Investigation methods on polymer encapsulation materials were implemented to determine the quality of the biocompatible coating and the adhesion performance of several coating layers. Besides a general view of possible testing applications, investigations of material combinations of silicon carbide, Parylene C, medical grade silicones and epoxies were carried out to qualify and quantify the layer performance. These tests were focused on tensile strength methods and shear tests. Further characterisations on the encapsulation quality of the used materials were done by using leakage current measurements. Investigations on leakage current test samples with different material combinations showed promising encapsulation behaviour of medical grade silicones and epoxies as well as silicon carbide/Parylene C combination. Apart from the investigations which have been carried out, this paper will show possibilities and suggestions for future measurement methods in the field of enc apsulation behaviour.
Author(s)
Sascha, K.
Marzellus, G.H.
Jui-Mei, H.
Peter, K.K.
Florian, S.
Mainwork
1st Electronics Systemintegration Technology Conference, ESTC 2006. Vol.2  
Conference
Electronics Systemintegration Technology Conference (ESTC) 2006  
DOI
10.1109/ESTC.2006.280139
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Biomedizinische Technik IBMT  
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