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Small Methods, 2018
AbstractDuring the past two decades, the vigorous development of flexible organic semiconductor devices has heralded a new era of human society due to their promising applications in portable, wearable, implantable, and biological electronics. In recent years, exciting progress has been made on various flexible electronic devices, including organic ...
Ling, H, Liu, S, Zheng, Z, Yan, F
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AbstractDuring the past two decades, the vigorous development of flexible organic semiconductor devices has heralded a new era of human society due to their promising applications in portable, wearable, implantable, and biological electronics. In recent years, exciting progress has been made on various flexible electronic devices, including organic ...
Ling, H, Liu, S, Zheng, Z, Yan, F
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Materials chemistry in flexible electronics
Chemical Society Reviews, 2019Guest editors Xiaodong Chen, John A. Rogers, Stéphanie P. Lacour, Wenping Hu, and Dae-Hyeong Kim introduce the Materials chemistry in flexible electronics themed issue of Chemical Society Reviews.
Chen, Xiaodong +4 more
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ACM SIGDA Newsletter, 2009
Flexible electronics has recently attracted much attention because of their potential in providing cost-efficient solutions to large-area applications such as rollable displays and TVs, e-paper, smart sensors and transparent RFIDs. The key advantages of flexible electronics, compared with current silicon technologies, are low-cost manufacturing (e.g ...
Cheng, Tim Kwang-Ting +1 more
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Flexible electronics has recently attracted much attention because of their potential in providing cost-efficient solutions to large-area applications such as rollable displays and TVs, e-paper, smart sensors and transparent RFIDs. The key advantages of flexible electronics, compared with current silicon technologies, are low-cost manufacturing (e.g ...
Cheng, Tim Kwang-Ting +1 more
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Hydrogel‐Based Flexible Electronics
Advanced Materials, 2023AbstractFlexible electronics is an emerging field of research involving multiple disciplines, which include but not limited to physics, chemistry, materials science, electronic engineering, and biology. However, the broad applications of flexible electronics are still restricted due to several limitations, including high Young's modulus, poor ...
Lixuan Hu +11 more
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From flexible electronics to flexible photonics: A brief overview
Optical Materials, 2021The development of the information technology and, very recently, of new application scenarios like Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 has pushed the research towards new technological platforms. In this frame, the spatial freedom permitted by flexible short-range connections and flexible devices has become as important as "classical" parameters
Giancarlo C Righini +5 more
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Overview of Ionogels in Flexible Electronics
The Chemical Record, 2020AbstractIonogels have aroused wide interests in the field of flexible electronics. The combination of solid‐state networks and ionic liquids opens up thousands of possibilities for ionogels. The unique structures of ionogels endow them excellent mechanical properties, conductivity and thermal stability to approach the challenge of flexible electronic ...
Chuntai Liu +10 more
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Nano Research, 2017
Flexible mechanosensors with a high sensitivity and fast response speed may advance the wearable and implantable applications of healthcare devices, such as real-time heart rate, pulse, and respiration monitoring. In this paper, we introduce a novel flexible electronic eardrum (EE) based on single-walled carbon nanotubes, poly-ethylene, and poly ...
Tie Li +5 more
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Flexible mechanosensors with a high sensitivity and fast response speed may advance the wearable and implantable applications of healthcare devices, such as real-time heart rate, pulse, and respiration monitoring. In this paper, we introduce a novel flexible electronic eardrum (EE) based on single-walled carbon nanotubes, poly-ethylene, and poly ...
Tie Li +5 more
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Nanotechnology-based flexible electronics
Nanotechnology, 2012Research on flexible electronics has grown exponentially over the last decade. Researchers around the globe are developing a wide range of flexible systems, including displays [1, 2], sensors [3–5], RFID tags [6, 7] and other similar devices [8]. Innovations in materials have been key to the increased research success in this field of research in ...
Takhee Lee, Vivek Subramanian
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Printable electronics: flexibility for the future
physica status solidi (a), 2009AbstractPrinted electronics is an emerging technology with huge potential. Market studies predict a multi‐billion dollar market size within less than 5 years. Due to its compatibility with flexible substrates and low‐cost fabrication, printed electronics is able to bring electronic functionality to markets unfit for rigid and expensive silicon ...
Heiko Thiem +4 more
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2015
In this chapter, we describe a new type of paper substrate based on cellulose nanofibers for flexible electronic applications. Cellulose nanofiber paper, referred to as nanopaper in this study, has high optical transparency like that of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) films and a low coefficient of thermal expansion comparable to that of glass.
Masaya Nogi, Hirotaka Koga
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In this chapter, we describe a new type of paper substrate based on cellulose nanofibers for flexible electronic applications. Cellulose nanofiber paper, referred to as nanopaper in this study, has high optical transparency like that of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) films and a low coefficient of thermal expansion comparable to that of glass.
Masaya Nogi, Hirotaka Koga
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