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9 April 2013 Conformal printing of sensors on 3D and flexible surfaces using aerosol jet deposition
Tyler Blumenthal, Vincent Fratello, Giovanni Nino, Keith Ritala
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Abstract
Emerging applications for sensing and monitoring technology can no longer rely entirely on conventional sensor configurations, particularly where planar, rigid, and often fragile devices cannot meet demanding system sensing requirements. Direct-write Aerosol Jet (AJ) printing is establishing itself as an enabling technology for fabrication of sensors and circuit components on three dimensional, flexible surfaces for applications ranging from structural health monitoring to human factors and performance measurement. Examples will describe the versatility of AJ printing as a viable method for creating sensors that are conformally matched to the surface topology of a wide variety of substrates.
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Tyler Blumenthal, Vincent Fratello, Giovanni Nino, and Keith Ritala "Conformal printing of sensors on 3D and flexible surfaces using aerosol jet deposition", Proc. SPIE 8691, Nanosensors, Biosensors, and Info-Tech Sensors and Systems 2013, 86910P (9 April 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2009278
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Printing

Silver

Composites

Aerosols

Ferroelectric polymers

Structural health monitoring

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