Inkjet Printing for Printed Electronics

Pit Teunissen*, Robert Abbel, Tamara Eggenhuizen, Michiel Coenen, Pim Groen

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Abstract

Inkjet printing (IJP) is a highly versatile and useful tool for product development, prototyping, and even small-scale manufacturing in the printed electronics industry. This chapter discusses a number of printed electronic (PE) applications. PE applications make use of inkjet-printed electrically conductive structures. At first sight, IJP might not seem the most obvious method for the manufacturing of these structures and as a result, it is rather new for PE manufacturing. The potential of IJP for PE applications has been demonstrated recently in a variety of academic and industrial research laboratories. These examples are, however, usually achieved on a sheet-to-sheet (S2 S) basis and only on a small scale. Various types of functional electronic materials can be processed into functional structures and devices by IJP. Examples include conductive metallic inks, organic semiconductors, insulators, and many others.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationHandbook of Industrial Inkjet Printing
Subtitle of host publicationA Full System Approach
EditorsWerner Zapka
PublisherWiley
Chapter35
Pages599-616
Number of pages18
Volume2-2
ISBN (Electronic)9783527687169
ISBN (Print)9783527338320
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 10 May 2017

Keywords

  • Electrically conductive structures
  • Functional electronic materials
  • Inkjet printing
  • Printed electronic application development
  • Printed electronics industry

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