Introduction to Printed Electronics

June 19, 2009 - PRLog -- Introduction to Printed Electronics

Published Date :  June 2008  


Pages : 211
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Table of Contents :  
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Definition and destination
1.1.1. Background
1.1.2. Stretchable Electronics
1.1.3. Rollable electronics
1.1.4. Foldable electronics
1.1.5. Edible electronics
1.1.6. Interactive paper
1.1.7. Ubiquitous Sensor Networks
1.1.8. Electronic packaging
1.1.9. Conformal electronics / electronic wallpaper
1.1.10. Wearable and very portable electronics
1.1.11. Old concepts revisited - fault tolerant electronics, hard programmed electronics
1.1.12. Electronics without circuits
1.2. The technical needs for printed electronics
1.2.1. Replacing and enhancing conventional print
1.2.2. Replacing the silicon chip
1.2.3. Replacing conventional displays
1.2.4. Replacing conventional lighting
1.2.5. Transforming the human interface and new forms of safety and security
1.2.6. New forms of amusement and merchandising
1.2.7. New forms of drug delivery
1.2.8. Products that are light, rugged and extremely low cost
1.3. Smart locations
1.4. Industries that need to collaborate
1.5. Value chain and life beyond plastic electronics
1.6. Interim products with silicon chips
1.7. Impediments to printed electronics

2. PRINTABLE CIRCUIT ELEMENTS

3. LOGIC AND MEMORY

4. DISPLAYS

5. LIGHTING AND SIGNAGE

7. SENSORS AND FILTERS

8. CO-DEPOSITED COMPONENTS

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