Roll-to-roll manufacturing of electronic devices

Morrison, N. A.; Stolley, T.; Hermanns, U.; Kroemer, U.; Reus, A.; Lopp, A.; Campo, Manuel del; Landgraf, Heike

doi:10.1117/12.918639

Alternative Lithographic Technologies IV 2012

DOI: 10.1117/12.918639

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Roll-to-roll manufacturing of electronic devices

N. A. Morrison

T. Stolley

U. Hermanns

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Roll‐to‐Roll processing of flexible devices and components

Morrison

2016

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Next generation consumer electronic devices, including wearables are placing an ever increasing emphasis on form factor. This has resulted in an increase in the number of polymeric films used in their construction. As most of these polymeric materials are initially manufactured in the form of a roll, there has been a drive towards the utilization of so called roll‐to‐roll processing (R2R) in order to reduce both manufacturing line setup, cleanroom and materials costs. This paper will therefore describe some of the most important advances made in this field, including improvements in stack processing for the production of ITO based touch panel devices, the development of new processing platforms for high performance, low defectivity stacks for barrier film & patterning for R2R manufacture of thin film transistors.

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Roll‐to‐Roll processing of flexible devices and components

Morrison

2016

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Roll-to-roll manufacturing of electronic devices

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