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Functional Flexible Circuits

FIGURE 66.15 Examples of functional flexible circuits (a) Embedded resistance (b) Small strain gage built on flexible substrate. (Source MicroConnex). [Pg.1587]

Because of thin base layers, the flexible circuits can have many sjrecial constructions that are impossible to build by traditional manufacturing processes of the rigid circuit boards. These special constructions generate further functional values for the flexible circuits. This chapter introduces the major constructions in use, along with their manufacturing processes. [Pg.1573]

The basic concept of quality assurance for flexible circuits is the same as that for rigid boards, in the sense that any critical defect must be eliminated before shipping. This includes failures due to opens and shorts dimensional degradation of pad arrays, serious defects on conductors, substrates, coverlay, and so on. These defects need to be inspected for each circuit, whether it is flexible or rigid. Technically, however, there are several differences in quality assmance for flexible circuits because of their additional functions, such as dynamic flexing capability. [Pg.1589]

CNTs own excellent materials properties. DNA is an excellent molecule to construct macromolecular networks because it is easy to synthesize, with a high specificity of interaction, and is conformationally flexible. The complementary base-paring properties of DNA molecules have been used to make two-dimensional crystals and prototypes of DNA computers and electronic circuits (Yan et al., 2002 Batalia et al., 2002). Therefore functionalization of CNTs with DNA molecules has great potential for applications such as developing nanodevices or nanosystems, biosensors, electronic sequencing, and gene transporters. [Pg.183]

In this scheme we have overcome the above problem by introducing organic transistor integrated circuits as a flexible active matrix to read out pressure images, or distribution of pressure. As a result, we have successfully developed large-area, flexible pressure sensors with the number of pressure sensors exceeding 1,000. As shown in Fig. 16.2, the device is manufactured by laminating four different functional films ... [Pg.396]


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