Conductive Inkjet

Intrinsiq Materials: Electrically Conductive Inks and Pastes

Video interview with Intrinsiq Materials at the Printed Electronics USA event

PV Nano Inks for the mass production of printed circuit boards

PV Nano Cell has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with a leading manufacturer of printed circuit boards pursuant to which PV Nano Cell will provide, and the manufacturer will exclusively use, PV Nano Cell's Sicrys™portfolio of conductive inks for the mass production of PCBs.

UK's first printed lighting panel to start in November 2010

An initiative to develop low-cost OLED lighting in the UK has secured government funding and will officially start in early November.

Conductive inkjet printable ink prints circuits directly on polyesters

Methode's inkjet printable conductive ink allows printing of circuits on polyester with no secondary curing.

Ruggedised and apparel RFID become popular

At Europe's largest RFID conference, RFID Europe, in Cambridge UK 30th September - 1 October, the most impressive users, developers and suppliers of ruggedised and apparel RFID will present their new advances and view of the future.

Ruggedised and Apparel RFID Become Popular

The IDTechEx Knowledgebase of over 3,500 RFID projects in 109 countries illustrates how this market of over $5 billion is rapidly diversifying.

RFID and the Printing Industry

Printed RFID is only part of an emerging $300 billion business in printing many forms of electronics and electrics.

Sunset develops platform inkjet chemistry for conductive silver inks

SunJet, the inkjet ink division of Sun Chemical, announced the development of ink chemistry designed to support and deliver conductive films using nano-particles of silver.

New technology powers big RFID orderbook

New antenna advances will be covered at RFID Europe later this year - presentations include Leonhard Kurz of Germany developers of printed RFID and other futuristic capabilities. You can also visit Conductive Inkjet Technology which has new antenna technology and Marshall Aerospace.

Vibrant RFID markets to be analysed in RFID Europe

Printed electronics is used in RFID to a steadily increasing extent as volumes start to exceed those met in any other form of electronics.

New technology powers big RFID order book

One million transistors is not enough for the RFID chip in the new e-passports because, increasingly, they have to double as driver's licenses, multipurpose cards and other media.

Vibrant RFID markets

The global RFID market continues its rapid growth as record orders up to $0.5 billion each are serviced. This year demand for RFID is on target for $5.3 billion globally as it powers its way to $27 billion in 2018. Indeed, much is now happening in Europe, although it is the US and China that share top slot as RFID spenders at present.