Conductive Nanoparticle Inks for Flexible and Printable Electronics

Dr Zhihao Yang, President & CTO

NanoMas Technologies

United States

This presentation was given at Printed Electronics Asia 2010 on Oct 14, 2010.

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Presentation Summary

Conductive nanoparticle inks that we developed for the printed electronics industry are based on a patented nanoparticle fabrication using low cost, readily scalable, multiphase solution synthesis process.
Using these nanoparticles, we have formulated inks for a wide range of printing techniques including inkjet, aerosol jet, gravure, and screen printing.
We also demonstrate using our conductive nanoparticle inks in fabricating various electronic devices on flexible substrates, including TFTs, RFIDs, sensors, IC packaging, and solar cells.

Speaker Biography (Zhihao Yang)

Zhihao Yang is CTO and co-Founder of NanoMas Technologies, Inc. since 2006. Prior to founding NanoMas, Dr. Yang had held various senior and principal technical and management positions at several enterprises, including Eastman Kodak Company and Sinus Rhythm Technologies, Inc. He received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is an inventor of over 20 granted US patents and author of numerous technical publications and presentations internationally.

Company Profile (NanoMas Technologies)

NanoMas Technologies, Inc. engages in the research, development, engineering, and commercialization of nanotechnology and nanomaterials. We offer various inks such as silver and gold nanoparticle inks, conjugated polymer inks, and polymer dielectric inks, as well as conductor and semiconductor nanocrystal inks for printable electronics. We also develop functional nanoparticulates, including silver and gold nanoparticles and decorated carbon nanotubes. In addition inks and nanoparticulates, NanoMas provides carbon nanotubes and carbon nanofibers incorporating various physical, mechanical, electrical and optical properties for applications in multifunctional polymer nanocomposites, biosensors and medical diagnostics, and novel drug delivery. These inks are designed for applications in various technologies including: