Copper-Based Shape-Memory Alloy

Kulkarni, Gopal; Gund, Girish S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-94114-7_6

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“…The great majority of SMAs are based on NiTi alloys, which ensured them great success in the biomedical industry due to their peculiar properties, including strength, good biocompatibility, and thermo-responsivity [68,69]. In addition, copper-based alloys for temperaturecontrolling systems [70] and other alloys [71] have been studied, even though they present stability and performance limitations. The potential of these alloys has been investigated for the electronic field in cooling systems [72][73][74], but also in radio frequency applications [75],…”

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Application of 3D and 4D Printing in Electronics

Aronne,

Polano,

Bertana

et al. 2024

JMMP

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Nowadays, additive manufacturing technologies have impacted different engineering sectors. Three- and four-dimensional printing techniques are increasingly used in soft and flexible electronics thanks to the possibility of working contemporarily with several materials on various substrates. The materials portfolio is wide, as well as printing processes. Shape memory polymers, together with composites, have gained great success in the electronic field and are becoming increasingly popular for fabricating pH, temperature, humidity, and stress sensors that are integrated into wearable, stretchable, and flexible devices, as well as for the fabrication of communication devices, such as antennas. Here, we report an overview of the state of the art about the application of 4D printing technologies and smart materials in electronics.

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