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On Practical Aspects of Printable Polymer and Nanometal Logic

RŮŽIČKA, R.

Original Title

On Practical Aspects of Printable Polymer and Nanometal Logic

Type

article in a collection out of WoS and Scopus

Language

English

Original Abstract

Polymer or organic electronics becomes a focus of intense research and development in recent years. Materials for polymer electronics are lighter, flexible and less expensive in comparison with traditional anorganic materials used in electronics (e.g. copper and silicon) and can be printed easily. Combined with nanometal materials for inkjet printing that brings conductivity comparable with traditional conductive materials, a big potential of new applications arises. Existing printed electronic structures such as field-effect transistors or resistors and manufacturing techniques of these structures enable to create flexible, customized and fitting printed logic circuits. The paper describes discovered features of suitable materials, techniques and structures for printed logic circuits and reports about initial research activities in the field of printed logic circuits.

Keywords

printed electronics, polymer electronics, nanometal ink

Authors

RŮŽIČKA, R.

RIV year

2010

Released

20. 9. 2010

Publisher

The University of Technology Košice

Location

Košice

ISBN

978-80-8086-164-3

Book

Proceedings of CSE2010 - International Scientific Conference on Computer Science and Engineering

Pages from

202

Pages to

207

Pages count

6

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT35936,
  author="Richard {Růžička}",
  title="On Practical Aspects of Printable Polymer and Nanometal Logic",
  booktitle="Proceedings of CSE2010 - International Scientific Conference on Computer Science and Engineering",
  year="2010",
  pages="202--207",
  publisher="The University of Technology Košice",
  address="Košice",
  isbn="978-80-8086-164-3"
}