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Researchers develop golden window electrodes for organic solar cells
Researchers at the University of Warwick have developed a gold plated window as the transparent electrode for organic solar cells. Contrary to what one might expect, these electrodes have the potential to be relatively cheap since the thickness of gold used is only 8 billionths of a metre. This ultra-low thickness means that even...read more »
Betting Big on Printed Electronics
Printed electronics may be the next best thing that can happen to the world of electronics, after semiconductor/silicon chips. They are seen to become an integral part of a great number of things that people may use in the not so distant future. These, in gist, were what scientists and technology people were saying...read more »
Toppan Forms to Test Markets with Printed Electronics
Toppan Forms, a leading information management solution provider, will start to test market product applications by combining various printed electronics technologies. Unlike conventional electronics, printed electronics are not rigid and can be converted into different shapes and sizes. Innovative products such as a battery charger in the shape of brief case or POP displays...read more »
DuPont MCM introduces new offering for printed electronics
DuPont Microcircuit Materials (MCM), part of DuPont Electronic Technologies, today announced the introduction of a new silver conductive ink formulated use in printed electronics. “DuPont MCM is uniquely positioned to help its customers succeed in the growing field of printed electronics, and this new development is an excellent example of how we’ve put our...read more »
Printed Electronics for Killer Applications
Every major consumer goods company now has a program to adopt printed electronics throughout its activities. When analysts at IDTechEx present to companies and their suppliers, it is common for audience members to think of themselves as practicing skills based on plastics, paper and printing. But they leave the presentation realizing that they are...read more »
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