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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Printing electronics"”.

  1. Ensemble Modelling of in situ Feature Variables for Printed Electronics Manufacturing with in situ Process Control Potential

    Aerosol Jet® Printing (AJP) is a direct-write based additive manufacturing process that is capable of printing electronics with fine features and various materials. It eliminates the complex masking process in traditional semiconductor manufacturing, thus enables flexible electronics design and …

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  2. Addressing process variation in aerosol jet printing and accelerating conformal electronics manufacturing

    Aerosol jet printing (AJP) is an additive manufacturing technique used for printing electronics. Capable of printing features on the order of 10-100 μm, AJP excels at patterning on surfaces with 3D topography, such as 3D structures and microelectronics packages, due to its large nozzle-to-surface …

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  3. Multi-material Non-planar Additive Manufacturing for Conformal Electronics on Curvilinear Surfaces

    … (AM) technologies, such as microextrusion 3D printing processes, offer the ability to fabricate conformal electronics with impressive structure and function on curvilinear substrates. Although various available methods offer conformal 3D printing capability on objects with limited geometric …

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  4. Understanding transport processes of organic semiconductors via magnetic resonance methods

    … of new application scenarios such as flexible electronics, biocompatible sensors, and inkjet printing electronics. The fundamental research focuses on understanding the excitation and charge transport processes and searching for novel material systems with high mobility together with sufficient …

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  5. Inkjet Printing of 2d Materials on Flexible and Rigid Substrates

    … potential for the next generation printable electronics. When these materials are formulated into inkjet printable inks, they can be incorporated with current inkjet printing technology. This strategy allows mask-less, large-area and low-cost deposition of 2d materials for next generation …

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  6. Characterization of the Integration of Additively Manufactured All-Aromatic Polyimide and Conductive Direct-Write Silver Inks

    … creation of integrated, complex, and conformal electronics such as embedded electronics and complex routing on a fully AM structure. Although this hybridization has a promising outlook, there are several key AM substrate-related limitations that limit the final performance of these hybridized …

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