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Molecularly Stretchable Electronics

Chemistry of Materials, 2014
This Perspective describes electronic materials whose molecular structure permits extreme deformation without the loss of electronic function. This approach—“molecularly stretchable” electronics—is complementary to the highly successful approaches enabled by stretchable composite materials.
Suchol Savagatrup, Adam D. Printz, Timothy F. O’Connor, Aliaksandr V. Zaretski, Darren J. Lipomi   +4 more
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Stretchable Inorganic‐Semiconductor Electronic Systems

Advanced Materials, 2011
Electronic and optoelectronic semiconductor components are the building blocks of modern instrumentation and equipment for sensing, computation, display, and communication. Systems incorporating these components are typically made on mechanically rigid printed circuit boards (PCBs). These systems can also be built on polymer-based fl exible PCBs, [ 1 ]
Xiaolong, Hu, Peter, Krull, Bassel, de Graff, Kevin, Dowling, John A, Rogers, William J, Arora   +5 more
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Stretchable, Large‐area Organic Electronics

Advanced Materials, 2010
AbstractStretchability will significantly expand the application scope of electronics, particularly large‐area electronics—displays, sensors, and actuators. If arbitrary surfaces and movable parts could be covered with stretchable electronics, which is impossible with conventional electronics, new classes of applications are expected to emerge. A large
Tsuyoshi, Sekitani, Takao, Someya
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Island Effect in Stretchable Inorganic Electronics

Small, 2022
AbstractIsland‐bridge architectures represent a widely used structural design in stretchable inorganic electronics, where deformable interconnects that form the bridge provide system stretchability, and functional components that reside on the islands undergo negligible deformations. These device systems usually experience a common strain concentration
Kan Li, Yumeng Shuai, Xu Cheng, Haiwen Luan, Siyi Liu, Ce Yang, Zhaoguo Xue, Yonggang Huang, Yihui Zhang   +8 more
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Biomedical Stretchable Sytems using MID Based Stretchable Electronics Technology

2007 29th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2007
In order to fit human body, flexibility, or even better stretchability is requested for biomedical systems like implants or smart clothes. A stretchable electronic technology has been developed. This can provide highly stretchable interconnections fully compatible with PCB technologies.
F, Axisa, D, Brosteaux, E, De Leersnyder, F, Bossuyt, J, Vanfleteren, B, Hermans, R, Puers   +6 more
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Stretchable Electronic Facial Masks for Sonophoresis

ACS Nano, 2022
We introduce a stretchable electronic facial mask (SEFM) as a platform for facial healthcare, which can integrate with various sensors and actuators. As a demonstration, an SEFM for sonophoresis enabling the promotion of the delivery effect of a drug mask is developed. To overcome the technique challenges, several approaches including the design of the
Shuang Li, Jingwen Xu, Rui Li, Yongkang Wang, Maoyi Zhang, Jie Li, Shizhen Yin, Guodong Liu, Lijuan Zhang, Baoqiang Li, Qi Gu, Yewang Su   +11 more
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Stretchable Ionic Conductors for Soft Electronics

Macromolecular Rapid Communications, 2022
AbstractWith the rapid development of soft electronics in the era of Internet of Everything (IoE), electrical conductors with stretchability, the indispensable components of soft electronics, have gained new opportunities and also faced increasing challenges.
Wenwen Niu, Xiaokong Liu
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3D Stretchable Electronics with Stretchable Interlayer Connectors

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
The unique mechanical characteristics of stretchable electronics has significantly expanded applications by overcoming the limitations (rigid, planar) of conventional electronics. However, most reported stretchable electronics are two dimensionally stretchable (laterally stretchable in the xy-axis) in a single layer or even in multiple layers.
Dongwuk Jung, Taeyeon Lee, Sungbum Cho, Hyungwook Yoo, Seungchan Lee, Changeui Hong, Jongho Lee   +6 more
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Stretchability of encapsulated electronics

Applied Physics Letters, 2011
Stretchable and flexible electronics offer the performance of conventional wafer-based systems but can be stretched like a rubber band, twisted like a rope, and bent over a pencil. Such a technology offers new application opportunities, in areas of surgical and diagnostic implements that naturally integrate with the human body to provide advanced ...
J. Wu, Z. J. Liu, J. Song, Y. Huang, K.-C. Hwang, Y. W. Zhang, J. A. Rogers   +6 more
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Mechanics of Stretchable Electronics

Key Engineering Materials, 2013
Recent advances in mechanics and materials provide routes to integrated circuits that offer the electrical properties of conventional, rigid wafer-based technologies but with the ability to be stretched, compressed, twisted, bent and deformed into arbitrary, curvilinear shapes.
Yi Hui Zhang, Keh Chih Hwang, Yong Gang Huang   +2 more
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