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20 Nov 2009
Stanford-led research helps overcome barrier for organic electronics
Electronic devices can't work well unless all of the transistors, or switches, within them allow electrical current to flow easily when they are turned on. A team of engineers has determined why some transistors made of organic crystals don't perform well, yielding ideas about how to make them work better.
18 Nov 2009
Taiyo America Expands Conductive Ink Offerings for Printed Electronics
Taiyo America, Inc. (Carson City, NV), a subsidiary of Taiyo Ink Mfg. Co., Ltd.® (Tokyo, Japan) the leader in solder mask technology for printed circuit boards, now offers an expanded line of conductive ink products for printed electronics and photovoltaic applications. Taiyo Ink, who has long offered conductive inks for printed wiring board and flat panel display applications, is introducing the ECM®-100 line of conductive inks.
1 Oct 2009
Enabling Printed Electronics Through Materials
A*Star / Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
1 Oct 2009
Roll-to-Roll Printed RFID Tags
Sunchon National University, Korea
1 Oct 2009
Barrier Layers
IDTechEx, United Kingdom
1 Oct 2009
RFID Technology and its Applications
Mighty Card Corporation, Japan
1 Oct 2009
Barix Multilayer Barrier for Protection of Environment Sensitive Devices
Vitex Systems, United States
1 Oct 2009
Materials for Printed and Ambient Electronics Device
Hitachi Chemical, Japan
1 Oct 2009
Materials for Organic Electronics Conductors and Semiconductors Designed for Wet Processing
H.C. Starck Clevios, Germany
1 Oct 2009
Overcoming Photovoltaic Fabrication Challenges through Scalable, Inert, Piezo Ink Jet Technology
Trident Industrial Inkjet, United States
1 Oct 2009
Orgacon(TM), the High Conducting and Stable PEDOT Electrode for Printable Electronics
Agfa Materials, Belgium
1 Oct 2009
High Density Printed Electronics
Nano ePrint Ltd, United Kingdom
1 Oct 2009
Developments in Organic Photovoltaics
University of Surrey, United Kingdom
1 Oct 2009
Printing and Polymers for Solar Cells
University of Manchester, United Kingdom
1 Oct 2009
Laser Processing of Inorganic Thin Films for Printed and Flexible Electronic Devices
Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
1 Oct 2009
Design of Multilayer Solar Cells and Light-Emitting Devices
Fluxim, Switzerland
1 Oct 2009
Slot Die Coating Improvement
Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Japan
1 Oct 2009
Roll-to-Roll Manufacturing of Non-Volatile Printed Memories - A joint Thinfilm InkTec collaboration
Thin Film Electronics, Sweden
1 Oct 2009
Inkjet Printing in Industrial Solar Cell Production
PixDro, Netherlands
1 Oct 2009
AMOLED Driven by Solution processed Oxide Semiconductor TFT
Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Korea
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