Printed Electronics Europe 2013
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2013-04-18
Berlin, Germany
Printed Electronics Europe concentrates on printed and potentially printed electronics. It covers displays, logic, sensors, power, conductors and much more - with presentations from end users and integrators. It is attended by more than 1,200 people and 100 exhibitors. Many of these organisations will be interested in using Graphene to improve their devices.
Manufacturing Street
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How to Manufacture Printed Electronics - Live Demonstration
On April 17-18, the tradeshow will feature "Manufacturing Street" - a live, multi-technology, printed electronics demonstration. Manufacturing Street brings together seven organisations in the supply chain who will demonstrate a number of printing and process steps in interactive sessions throughout the event, printing functional inks and assembling printed and conventional electronics devices.
Hear the following presentations |
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Wednesday 17 April
10.30am |
IDTechEx - "How to Combine Graphics and Printed Electronics in Real-Life Applications" |
10.40am |
Fujifilm Dimatix - "Inkjet for Printed Electronics R&D" |
10.50am |
NovaCentrix - "Processing Thick-Film Screen Print with Photonic Curing for RFID" |
1.30pm |
PST - "Printed Silicon-Based Temperature Sensors" |
1.40pm |
Blue Spark - "Printed Thin-Film Batteries" |
1.50pm |
EM Mircoelectronics - "True Low Power Semiconductors For Sensors, Wireless and Harvesting Solution" |
2.00pm |
VTT - "Printed Hybrid Systems with Printed Electronics and Automatic Component Assembly" |
2.10pm |
Ceradrop - "Inkjet printing with inline photonic curing for R&D and production" |
4.30pm |
IDTechEx - "How to Combine Graphics and Printed Electronics in Real-Life Applications" |
Thursday 18 April
10.30am |
Fujifilm Dimatix - "Inkjet for Printed Electronics R&D" |
10.40am |
NovaCentrix - "Processing Thick-Film Screen Print with Photonic Curing for RFID" |
10.50am |
PST - "Printed Silicon-Based Temperature Sensors" |
1.30pm |
Blue Spark - "Printed Thin-Film Batteries" |
1.40pm |
EM Mircoelectronics - "True Low Power Semiconductors For Sensors, Wireless and Harvesting Solutio" |
1.50pm |
VTT - "Printed Hybrid Systems with Printed Electronics and Automatic Component Assembly" |
2.00pm |
Ceradrop - "Inkjet printing with inline photonic curing for R&D and production" |
2.10pm |
IDTechEx - "How to Combine Graphics and Printed Electronics in Real-Life Applications" |
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Highlights of Manufacturing Street include:
- Inkjet printing demonstrations provided by Fujifilm Dimatix
- Screen printing and post-print photonic curing shown by Novacentrix
- Functional printed batteries will be demonstrated by Blue Spark Technologies
- Printed temperature sensors will be shown by PST Sensors
- Hybrid electronics realisation will be explained by EM Microelectronics
- Automated multi-component assembly will be shown by VTT
- Inkjet printing with in line curing by Ceradrop, working with ArjoWiggins and Adphos
- Presentations from experts covering the hands-on realities of printing electronics.
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As the equipment is being set up, used and the process steps made, experts will talk you through everything that is happening, covering what you need to know about printing electronics - along with all the secrets!
This is your ideal opportunity to ask experts your questions regarding the practical aspects of printing and sintering functional inks.
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Feedback from past Manufacturing Street contributors:
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We worked with IDTechEx to reflect the readiness of printed electronics, through Manufacturing Street and the demonstrators. We got fantastic feedback on it, and it is helping us to strengthen supply chain relationships as well. The end-users we spoke with responded well, and this gives them confidence going forward that many of the challenges have been worked out and the industry is now addressing system-scale optimization. We have shown that printed electronics is closer to volume use than people realized. |
NovaCentrix |
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