Printed Electronic Technologies - Wei Wu

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Résumé :
Modern printing technology has paved the way for the fabrication of thin inexpensive electronics and is now established as a topic taught on advanced level courses across materials science and engineering. The properties of printed electronics, such as thin-form factor, flexibility, stretchability, portability, and rollability mean that they have a wide range of applications, including in wearable devices, smart packaging, healthcare, and the automotive industry. This textbook describes the key printing technologies for printed electronics. Chapters cover principles and mechanisms, techniques, inorganic and organic materials, substrates, post-treatment and applications of printed electronic technologies. Review questions and examples of further reading are also provided. Written by a leader in the field, this title will be essential reading for students on courses across materials science, electronic science, manufacturing and engineering, as well as those with an interest in printed electronics.

Biographie:
Wei Wu received his PhD in 2011 from the Department of Physics, Wuhan University, China. He then joined the group of Prof. Daiwen Pang at Wuhan University (2011) and Prof. V. A. L. Roy at City University of Hong Kong (2014) as a postdoctoral fellow. Now he is the Director of Laboratory of Printable Functional Nanomaterials and Printed Electronics, School of Printing and Packaging, Wuhan University. He has published over 90 papers, which have received over 2200 citations. He received the STAM Best Paper Award in 2017, Hong Kong Scholars Awards in 2016, and Advanced Materials Letters Award in 2013. He is also the editorial board member of four international journals, and his research interests include the synthesis and application of functional nanomaterials, printed electronics and flexible wearable electronics.

Sommaire:
Modern printing technology has paved the way for the fabrication of thin inexpensive electronics and is now established as a topic taught on advanced level courses across materials science and engineering. The properties of printed electronics, such as thin-form factor, flexibility, stretchability, portability, and rollability mean that they have a wide range of applications, including in wearable devices, smart packaging, healthcare, and the automotive industry.
This textbook describes the key printing technologies for printed electronics. Chapters cover principles and mechanisms, techniques, inorganic and organic materials, substrates, post-treatment and applications of printed electronic technologies. Review questions and examples of further reading are also provided.
Written by a leader in the field, this title will be essential reading for students on courses across materials science, electronic science, manufacturing and engineering, as well as those with an interest in printed electronics....