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All jet-printed polymer thin-film transistor active-matrix backplanes

Third Annual Printable Electronics and Displays Conference and Exhibition

9 November 2004

Amorphous silicon thin film transistor image sensors

Philosophical Magazine

October 2009

Atomic layer dielectric deposition for flexible organic transistors

Materials Research Society Spring Meeting 2012

12 April 2012

Atomic layer dielectric deposition for flexible transistors

2012 Flexible Electronics & Displays Conference

9 February 2012

Characterization of flexible image sensor arrays with bulk heterojunction organic photodiodes

SPIE Conference on Organic Field-Effect Transistors VII and Organic Semiconductors in Sensors and Bioelectronics

10 August 2008

ClawConnect™ Compliant High-Density Interconnect

1 December 2010

PARC has invented and developed the ClawConnect™ compliant, high-density, interconnect (HDI) platform technology. This technology enables ultra-thin, ultra-small, high-performance solutions -- with low total cost of ownership and without sacrificing quality and reliability.

Comparison of static and dynamic printed organic shift registers

IEEE Electron Device Letters

February 2013

Creating the future of printed electronics

Flextech (FLEX2013)

29 January 2013

Defect identification in large area electronic backplanes

IEEE Journal of Display Technology

January 2009

Disordered nanowire based photovoltaics

2011 MRS Spring Meeting

28 April 2011

Electric-field-induced gap states in pentacene

Advanced Materials

26 June 2009

Enabling value-added offerings for new market

While BASF has significant chemistry expertise, it needed to integrate electronics into its materials to capture value-added opportunities with customers in the display market.

Flexible and printed electronic sensing systems

Design West: Sensors in Design

29 March 2012

Flexible and printed electronics for displays and image sensors

The Future Prospects and Obstacles of Organic Electronics

25 February 2008

Flexible and printed electronics for displays and image sensors

The Future Prospect and Obstacles of Organic Electronics

25 February 2008

Flexible and printed electronics for sensors, displays and photovoltaics

International Workshop on Flexible and Printed Electronics

8 September 2010

Flexible Electronics

1 December 2011

PARC services for novel electronics.

Flexible electronics and the value of inkjet-printing for displays and sensors

International Workshop on Flexible and Printed Electronics (IWFPE 09)

18 November 2009

Flexible electronics: materials and applications

vol. 11 of the book series: Electronic Materials: Science & Technology

2009

Flexible large-area electronics made by additive printing

US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium

13 September 2012

Flexible micro-spring interconnects for high performance probing

Proceedings of the 50th Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC)

1 May 2000

Flexible printed sensor tape based on solution processed materials

23rd Annual Meeting of the IEEE Photonics Society

7 November 2010

Flexible printed sensor tape for diagnostics of mild traumatic brain injury

IDTechEx Printed Electronics Asia

30 September 2009

Flexible radiation detectors

FlexTech 2012; Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference

9 February 2012

Flexible, large-area sensor circuits fabricated by additive printing

2012 NanoTechnology for Defense Conference

8 August 2012

From lab-scale ink-jet to mass-printed circuits

2013 Flextech Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference

29 January 2013

Ink and substrate interactions in printed field-effect transistors

Printing Electronics - Ink and Substrate Interactions

2 August 2012

Ink jet printing devices and circuits

MRS 2009 Fall Meeting

2009 November

For several years there have been many efforts to employ ink jet technologies in the fabrication of consumer electronics. The potential of displacing large and expensive pieces of electronic fabrication equipment and processes with seemingly appropriately scaled inexpensive alternatives is attractive. However, of course, the devil is in the details. Feature size, accuracy, registration, and materials all have several impacts on design rules, processing, performance, and the types of devices appropriate to the technology. Here we present a look at some of the materials and deposition challenges along with solutions developed at PARC.

Inkjet printed organic circuits for addressing non-volatile memory

2012 Spring Meeting of the Materials Research Society

10 April 2012

The interplay of materials in printed electronics

MRS Fall 2008 Meeting

1 December 2008

Jet printing flexible displays

Materials Today

April 2006

Jet-printed active-matrix backplanes and electrophoretic displays

Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Part 1

March 2007

Jet-printed Si nanowires for flexible backplane applications

Nanotech Conference Technical Proceedings

23 June 2010

Jet-printing: from drops to electronic devices

Printed Electronics USA 2009

2 December 2009

Large area a-Si/Si nanowire hybrid solar cells

Nanotech Conference and Expo 2011

13 June 2011

Low temperature amorphous silicon p-i-n photodiodes

Physica Status Solidi B

August 2009

Mass produced printed temperature sensors

FlexTech Alliance 2012 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference

8 February 2012

Mass production of flexible printed temperature sensors

Spring 2012 Materials Research Society Meeting

9 April 2012

Materials and novel patterning methods for flexible electronics

Chapter in Flexible Electronics: Materials and Applications

2009

Materials, processing, and testing of flexible image sensor arrays

IEEE Design & Test of Computers special issue on flexible electronics

December 2011

Meeting a high-value, custom application need through low-cost, novel electronics

PARC scientists delivered the key components for a tape-like blast dosimeter with integrated memory, control electronics, and multiple sensors – which could be fabricated through printing techniques or be compatible with roll-to-roll processing (key for enabling the novel form factors and low cost), and be customized to specific application needs.

MEMS-based enthalpy arrays

Transducers '07

10 June 2007

Microfluidic-based detection platform for on-the-flow analyte characterization

Invited seminar talk at the University of California, Santa Cruz

5 June 2008

Microspring characterization and flip chip assembly reliability

Best Paper Award at IMAPS 2009

1 November 2009

Organic complementary circuits and resistive memory patterned by inkjet

Large-area Organic and Printed Electronics Convention (LOPE-C)

30 June 2011

Organic complementary decoder circuits patterned by inkjet printing for addressing memory elements

2012 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference

8 February 2012

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