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Paper-Based Microfluidic Devices: A Powerful Strategy for Rapid Detection. [PDF]
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Inkjet-printed colorimetric indicators from the peels of red pitaya and Kyoho grape for the detection of food spoilage gases. [PDF]
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Flexographic Printing Contributions in Transistors Fabrication
Advanced Engineering Materials, 2021Transistors are one of the major components of everyday consumer electronics. With the huge demand for low‐cost and flexible consumer electronics, modern industrially‐compatible transistor‐fabrication techniques such as roll‐to‐roll printing techniques must be given due consideration with a view to replacing conventional complex lithography techniques ...
Abdulaziz K Assaifan
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The Model of Assessment for Flexographic Printing Technology
Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering, 2018The popularity of flexographic printing in the group of printing manufacture owners is increasing all over the world. The demand of the market for low-cost and repeatable expenditures has pushed companies to look for alternatives of costly printing techniques such as rotogravure or heat-set offset.
Jan Lipiak, Krzysztof Ejsmont
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Layout optimization for flexographically printed optical networks
Applied Optics, 2021Optical networks can carry significantly higher data rates than their equivalent electrical systems. Because of their unique properties and constraints, optical networks have their own design rules. In this paper, an algorithm for the optimization of optical networks is presented.
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Flexographically Printed Fluidic Structures in Paper
Analytical Chemistry, 2010This Technical Note demonstrates a simple method based on flexographic printing of polystyrene to form liquid guiding boundaries and layers on paper substrates. The method allows formation of hydrophobic barrier structures that partially or completely penetrate through the substrate.
Lehtinen, Kaisa +3 more
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A review of flexographic printing plate development
Surface Coatings International Part B: Coatings Transactions, 2003Flexographic printing is increasing in importance. Although a lower cost process, its print quality is now challenging those achieved by gravure printing and lithographic printing. Three of the major driving forces behind the constant improvement of the flexographic print quality are the technologies associated with the printing plate creation, ink ...
X Liu, J T Guthrie
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An investigation into plate deformation in flexographic printing
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture, 2004Abstract Deformation of the flexographic printing plate is an important factor in determining the quality of the printed image. A numerical model of the individual dots has been developed and used to examine the deformation of the plate under a range of printing conditions and image characteristics. Two mechanisms have been identified
David Bould, Tim Claypole, Mark Bohan
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1997
When the original name of the printing process we now know as flexography was changed from aniline printing, many printers believed the name was adopted primarily because the process was so widely used for printing flexible packaging materials. It is, of course, true that flexography is the major printing process used in the flexible packaging industry,
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When the original name of the printing process we now know as flexography was changed from aniline printing, many printers believed the name was adopted primarily because the process was so widely used for printing flexible packaging materials. It is, of course, true that flexography is the major printing process used in the flexible packaging industry,
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