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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"functional inks"”.
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Two-dimensional material enhanced dielectric and conductive inks for printable electronics
… for the electronic industry. The pairing of functional conductive, semiconducting, and dielectric inks with printing technologies enables the production of low-cost, large-scale electronic devices and systems. There are some drawbacks of current functional inks, such as high material cost, …
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The rheology of silicon nanoparticle inks fro screen printing electronic devices
In the development of inks for printed electronics, it is important to understand the behaviour of the functional inks and more especially their rheology and surface properties. This project emphasises the importance of ink characterization by performing rheological tests on silicon nanoparticle …
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Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) printing of microparticle streams for additive manufacturing
… techniques focus only on homogeneously dispersed functional inks, including nanoparticulate materials, molecular and polymers. This thesis explores EHD printing of liquids containing microparticles. For printing, liquids containing microparticles with a diameter of ~1-10 pm are prepared, which …
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Fully printed transistors employing silicon nanoparticles
… printed equivalents, which requires the use of functional inks to deliver the desired electronic properties. Printed electronic components have potential advantages over conventional discrete and integrated circuits, especially in applications in which the printed electronics form factor is more …
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Fluid characterisation and drop impact in inkjet printing for organic semiconductor devices
… applications in printed electronic devices. The functional inks used in many of the applications involve non-linear viscoelasticity and their behaviours in the context of inkjet printing have not been fully understood. This thesis aims to characterise Newtonian and non-Newtonian properties of …