Inkjet and Aerosol Jet Printed Sensors on 2D and 3D Substrates
J. Keck, B. Polzinger, V. Matic, W. Eberhardt, and H. Kueck. Proceedings AMA Conferences 2015 with SENSOR 2015 17th International Conference on Sensors and Measurement Technology and IRS2015 14th International Conference on Infrared Sensors & Systems, 566-569, AMA Service GmbH, (May 2015)
Abstract
Digital non-contact-printing technologies e.g. inkjet or Aerosol Jet® are becoming more and more interesting for the manufacturing of electronic components due to their benefits such as easy variation of printing layouts, short process chains without masks, large variety of usable substrates and inks - frequently based on nanomaterials - and a certain 3D capability. In this paper printed sensors for e.g. temperature, strain, intrusion, humidity, or magnetic fields fabricated by inkjet or Aerosol Jet® technology and characterization results are described.
Proceedings AMA Conferences 2015 with SENSOR 2015 17th International Conference on Sensors and Measurement Technology and IRS2015 14th International Conference on Infrared Sensors & Systems
year
2015
month
05
number
566-569
publisher
AMA Service GmbH
venue
Nürnberg
isbn
978-3-9813484-8-4
eventtitle
SENSOR 2015 17th International Conference on Sensors and Measurement Technology and IRS2015 14th International Conference on Infrared Sensors & Systems
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%T Inkjet and Aerosol Jet Printed Sensors on 2D and 3D Substrates
%X Digital non-contact-printing technologies e.g. inkjet or Aerosol Jet® are becoming more and more interesting for the manufacturing of electronic components due to their benefits such as easy variation of printing layouts, short process chains without masks, large variety of usable substrates and inks - frequently based on nanomaterials - and a certain 3D capability. In this paper printed sensors for e.g. temperature, strain, intrusion, humidity, or magnetic fields fabricated by inkjet or Aerosol Jet® technology and characterization results are described.
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