Screen printed passive components for flexible power electronics

Screen printed passive components for flexible power electronics

Additive and low-temperature printing processes enable the integration of diverse electronic devices, both power-supplying and power-consuming, on flexible substrates at low cost. Production of a complete electronic system from these devices, however, often requires power electronics to convert between the various operating voltages of the devices. Passive components-inductors, capacitors, and ...

Modeling and Design of Passive Components for Flexible Electronics

In this paper, electromagnetic modeling of capacitors and inductors for printed electronic circuits is studied. Capacitors are successfully modeled by two-dimensional finite element software. Capacitive sensor for chemical detection is proposed and tested in water. Inductors are modeled by the integrating through the currents and obtained results have been compared with 3D finite element method...

A flexible high potential printed battery for powering printed electronics

Recent Achievement in Flexible & Printed Electronics

Organic electronic devices fabricated by entirely wet processes using organic semiconductors, insulators, metal nanoparticles, etc., have been attracting much attention. In particular, by utilizing printing techniques on plastic substrates, flexible electronic devices of large area and low-cost will be attained. However, conventional printing techniques such as flexo printing, screen printing a...

Screen-printed flexible MRI receive coils

Magnetic resonance imaging is an inherently signal-to-noise-starved technique that limits the spatial resolution, diagnostic image quality and results in typically long acquisition times that are prone to motion artefacts. This limitation is exacerbated when receive coils have poor fit due to lack of flexibility or need for padding for patient comfort. Here, we report a new approach that uses p...