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3月20日高分子科学系列讲座预告

时间:2015-03-18

  报告地点: 长春应化所 主楼四楼学术厅(410房间)

  报告时间: 2015年3月20日(星期五)9:00

  报告一:Printed Electronics Activities in Korea

  报 告 人: Prof. Chung, An Jung

  单  位: Korea Printed Electronics Association

   报告内容摘要: 

  1. Why should foster the printed electronics in Korea? The conventional electronics industries faces growth stagnation.Printed electronics offers the platform to flexible/ transparent/ wearable electronics Systematic development strategy and investment needed!  

  2. Printed Electronics Industry Trends and Prospects  

  3. Korea Printed Electronics Industry Status  

  4. Korea Printed Electronics Development strategy 

  报告二:Proving Scalability of Fully Roll-to-Roll Gravure Printed Carbon Nanotube Based Active Matrix Backplanes for Smart Sensor Arrays and Digital Paper(NO. PSLAB204-PS2015-07)

  报 告 人: Prof. Gyoujin Cho

  单  位: Sunchon National University, Korea 

    报告内容摘要: 

    Over the last decade, roll-to-roll (R2R) printing has been pursued with the expectation of developing a commercially viable, high throughput technology to manufacture flexible, disposable and inexpensive printed electronics. However, in recent years, pessimism has emerged due to the barriers faced when attempting to fabricate and integrate thin film transistors (TFT) using R2R printing. In this presentation, we will report for the first time, 11 × 11, 20 × 20 and 40 × 40 TFT based active matrix backplanes with 9.3 dpi (dots per inch) resolution obtained using a fully R2R gravure printingprocess.Using single walled carbon nanotubes(SWCNT) as the semiconducting layer and poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) as the substrate we obtained a 99 % device yield and extracted the scalability factors needed for afeasible manufacturingprocess.  Smart sensor arraysor digital paper (signage)can be obtained bylaminating a pressure sensitive rubberor e-paper sheet to the TFT backplane. The R2R gravure printingprocess we have developed addresses several barriers in the fabrication and integration of printed TFTs, circumventing or surmounting challenges associated with the alignment ofsource-drain and gate electrodes, threshold voltage (Vth) shift, and overall device yield, proving that R2R printing is indeed a viable advanced manufacturing technology that can enable high throughput production of flexible, disposable and cutting edgeprinted electronics. 

  

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