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ICFPE 2017, International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics, Fundamental subjects ( Materials (functional inks, flexible/stretchable materials, substrates (plastic, glass, textile, paper etc), barrier, encapsulation, etc), Components (transistors, diodes, sensors, memory, logic etc), Equipment (roll-to-roll, printing, coating etc), Device physics and simulations, Electrical measurement & evaluation, Circuit and system design, Processes and reliability ),
Applications ( Flexible Displays (e-paper, OLED, electrochromic, etc), Lightings, Sensors (Chemical, bio, medical (EEG, ECG, EMG)), Smart IT (IoT sensors, RFID, NFC, integrated smart system etc), Smart textiles, Energy harvesting (flexible and/or printed photovoltaics/batteries) ), Emerging areas ( 2.5D and 3D printing for electronic applications, Wearable/stretchable electronics, Flexible & Printed Electronics for Transportation (automotive and aerospace), (Smart IT for Industry 4.0) ), Manufacturing ( Additive manufacturing, Hybrid manufacturing, Scaling-up issues ), JJAP, September 5-8, 2017, The SHILLA HOTEL, Jeju Island, Korea, KoPEA
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International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics 2017 (ICFPE 2017) - Printing technology is widely used for printing of newspaper, packaging foils etc. and is known to have high throughput. Recently, printing fabrication has been increasingly explored for other applications such as “Printed Electronics” which is rapidly advancing from research and inventions to commercialization and products. However, there are still vibrant debates about the advantages of the printed electronics over current Si based electronics in terms of the process cost and the device performance.
Nevertheless, the printed electronics is still very promising novel manufacturing technologies for many applications and represents multi-billion dollars market, which will change our world enabling a variety of innovative products made from low cost electronic paper or plastic film, such as (i) electronic clothing, lighting, books, (ii) the biodegradable and disposable mobile phone, iPod and laptop, (iii) cars that glow in the dark, (iv) billboard, poster, airport screen, packet of drugs and shelf sign with color display, etc.
The International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics (ICFPE) will highlight challenges, emerging processes and applications in printing process, materials and devices. It will cover a broad range of topics in this field and focus on novel processes, novel materials and devices, enabled or constrained particularly by the nature of printing processing.
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