The often touted attractive attributes of printed/organic electronics are its mechanically
flexible form-factor, low-cost, green, on-demand printing, scalability, low-power operation …

Direct printing of thin-film transistors has enormous potential for ubiquitous and lightweight
wearable electronic applications. However, advances in printed integrated circuits remain …

We propose a novel simple Fully-Additive printing process, involving only depositions, for
realizing printed electronics circuits/systems on flexible plastic films. This process is Green …

This paper presents the first printed organic 13-MHz RFID on flexible substrate. The
proposed solution includes a planar near field antenna bonded to an RFID tag, which is …

Recent advances in science and technology have enabled a promising future for wearable
devices with the ability to seamlessly interact with their users. The next generation of …

Despite the roll-to-roll (R2R) gravure printing method emerging as an alternative sustainable
technology for fabricating logic circuits based on p-and n-types of single-walled carbon …

The maturity of metal-oxide thin-film transistors (TFT) highlights opportunities to develop
robust and low-cost electronics on flexible and stretchable substrates over large area in an …

Affordable and versatile printed electronics can play a critical role for large area
applications, such as for displays, sensors, energy harvesting, and storage. Significant …

By enabling diverse and large-scale transducers, large-area electronics raises the potential
for electronic systems to interact much more extensively with the physical world than is …

Positive-feedback Level Shifter (PLS) logic is proposed in this paper for the design of
unipolar digital circuits manufactured at low temperature on foil using organic or metal-oxide …