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  • 2010Rapid prototyping of electronic modules combining aerosol printing and ink jet printing6citations

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  • Gieser, H. A.
  • Milosiu, H.
  • Hengelmann, H.
  • Curran, B.
  • Oehler, F.
  • Bahr, J.
  • Domann, G.
  • Werner, C.
  • Ndip, I.
  • Zollmer, V.
  • Bock, Karlheinz
  • Bonfert, D.
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Rapid prototyping of electronic modules combining aerosol printing and ink jet printing

  • Gieser, H. A.
  • Milosiu, H.
  • Hengelmann, H.
  • Curran, B.
  • Oehler, F.
  • Wolf, H.
  • Bahr, J.
  • Domann, G.
  • Werner, C.
  • Ndip, I.
  • Zollmer, V.
  • Bock, Karlheinz
  • Bonfert, D.
Abstract

<p>Maskless direct printing is a good candidate for rapid prototyping and even emerging for manufacturing of large scale electronics. Aiming for rapid prototyping of small multi-layer modules the study combines Aerosol Jet® printing and ink jet printing. Conductive silver traces own to 20 μm width were printed together with large mterconnect areas on isolating layers of inorganic-organic hybrid polymer (ORMOCER®) and on glass substrates. New copper nickel inks and high-k ORMOCER®s filled with barium titanate particles are paving a path to integrated printed resistors and capacitors. Although some issues still need to be resolved for a commercial grade process the detail solutions presented for the first time and the active integrated circuits and devices attached to the same substrate demonstrate a path and the principle technical feasibility of this method for heterogeneous integration.</p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • nickel
  • silver
  • glass
  • glass
  • copper
  • Barium