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Most cited papers from Swiss Foundation for Research in Microtechnology

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What are the most cited papers from Swiss Foundation for Research in Microtechnology?

The most cited paper from Swiss Foundation for Research in Microtechnology is "Automatic Alignment Station For Single Or Multimode Optical Fibers" (T. Edye, Ph. Schwab, Jean‐Claude Roussel et al., 1984), with 1 citations. Next come "Automatic Assembling Station For Guided Optic Components" (1) and "Theory. Bandwidth Calculation in Actual Multimode Fibers" (0).

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1 Automatic Alignment Station For Single Or Multimode Optical Fibers T. Edye, Ph. Schwab, Jean‐Claude Roussel et al. · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Conference paper 13 Aug 1984 1
2 Automatic Assembling Station For Guided Optic Components T. Edye, Ph. Schwab, Jean‐Claude Roussel et al. · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Conference paper 13 Aug 1984 1
3 Theory. Bandwidth Calculation in Actual Multimode Fibers F. Bernoux, Ο. Parriaux · Journal of Optical Communications Jun 1984 0
4 Multimedia CD-ROM: “An Introduction to the World of Microsystems” Philippe Fischer, Michel Berger, Marcel Ecabert Book chapter 2000 0
5 CHARACTERIZATION OF DIELECTRIC FILMS ON SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSTRATES BY LEAKY-MODES MEASUREMENT J.-P. Gruson, Pierre Jerome Goirand, F. Cochet et al. · Le Journal de Physique Colloques Open access Dec 1983 0

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