Boffins come up with new semiconductor ink
Enables bendable computers
Thursday, 22 January 2009, 12:32
US BOFFINS have developed a semiconductor ink will allow for bendable computer screens and inexpensive sensor tags in shops.
The ink can carry a negative electrical charge which means it can be used for flexible and printed electronics.
Developed by researchers at Polyera and BASF, the conductive ink can be printed onto flexible materials, such as a thin film of plastic or paper, using a modified ink-jet printer. µ
L'Inq
Reuters
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