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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Conductive patterns"”.

  1. Manufacturing conductive patterns on polymeric substrates : development of a microcontact printing process

    … suitable for creating very high resolution conductive patterns on polymer substrates, in a way that can be scaled to high volume manufacturing. The original motivation for this work came from the problem of manufacturing electrodes on microfluidic devices (which in volume production are …

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  2. Design and application of a contact barcode reader, for use on low-visibility printed conductive patterns

    … hand-held electronic reader, designed to decode conductive patterns printed on a paper substrate. Data read from the patterns, by the reader, is used to trigger events in the digital domain. The reader and associated conductive patterns are devices for linking paper documents with the digital …

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  3. Microfluidic device and interfacial transport: application to biomolecules and nanostructures

    … in periodic arrays of microstripes, and form conductive electrodes with characteristic dimension of 600 nm. The conductivity of these sub-microwires is compared with the values reported in literature and bulk platinum. The process is suitable for fabricating thin conductive patterns for …

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  4. Hybrid Organic/Inorganic Flexible Structures: Low Temperature Deposition of Silver Conductive Tracks on Flexible Substrates

    The ability to atmospherically deposit conductive patterns on flexible polymeric substrates has recently gained considerable interest as an alternative to vacuum processes. This is because it can potentially lead to highly efficient and reliable transparent electrode components that can be used in …

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