Abstract: The invention relates to the preparation of multilayer microcomponents which comprise one or more films, each consisting of a material M selected from metals, metal alloys, glasses, ceramics and glass-ceramics. The method consists in depositing on a substrate one or more films of an ink P, and one or more films of an ink M, each film being deposited in a predefined pattern selected according to the structure of the microcomponent, each film of ink P and each film of ink M being at least partially consolidated before deposition of the next film; effecting a total consolidation of the films of ink M partially consolidated after their deposition, to convert them to films of material M; totally or partially removing the material of each of the films of ink P. An ink P consists of a thermoset resin containing a mineral filler or a mixture comprising a mineral filler and an organic binder. An ink M consists of a mineral material precursor of the material M and an organic binder.

Abstract: The invention relates to the preparation of multilayer microcomponents which comprise one or more films, each consisting of a material M selected from metals, metal alloys, glasses, ceramics and glass-ceramics. The method consists in depositing on a substrate one or more films of an ink P, and one or more films of an ink M, each film being deposited in a predefined pattern selected according to the structure of the microcomponent, each film of ink P and each film of ink M being at least partially consolidated before deposition of the next film; effecting a total consolidation of the films of ink M partially consolidated after their deposition, to convert them to films of material M; totally or partially removing the material of each of the films of ink P. An ink P consists of a thermoset resin containing a mineral filler or a mixture comprising a mineral filler and an organic binder. An ink M consists of a mineral material precursor of the material M and an organic binder.

Abstract: A device for selective detection of gas, enabling a first gas to be detected relative to a second gas, the device having a solid state sensor provided with an insulating substrate having a first face and a second face, a heater element deposited on the first face of said substrate, metal electrodes deposited on the second face of said substrate, and a semiconductor layer formed on said electrode and over the second face of said substrate. Detection is performed by simultaneously determining a voltage U representative of the resistance of the semiconductor element of the solid state sensor and the voltage difference S between a voltage representative of the temperature of the heater element of said solid state sensor and a voltage representative of the temperature of a heater element of a reference sensor, the voltage U and the voltage difference S each being compared with a different and predetermined threshold voltage in order to enable selective detection of gas.