December 31, 2007

All-additive organic electronics using jet-printing and its application to flexible paper-like displays

Citation

Daniel, J. H.; Arias, A. C.; Apte, R. B.; Chabinyc, M.; Street, R. A.; Ng, T.; Ready, S. E.; Lujan, R. A. All-additive organic electronics using jet-printing and its application to flexible paper-like displays. Plastic Electronics 07.

Abstract

Jet-printing for electronic circuits Materials for all-additive solution-processing -conductors -polymer semiconductors -organic dielectrics Organic transistors and pixel performance Pixel design considerations Integration of flexible printed circuits with display media.

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All-additive organic electronics using jet-printing and its application to flexible paper-like displays

Abstract

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