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PRINTED AND FLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS: MANUFACTURING, DEVICES, AND APPLICATIONS

ECE/ME 576
Course Description

Exploration of additive fabrication of thin-film electronics. Various techniques, materials, and applications of printable electronics with a key focus on mechanically flexible electronic devices. Identify the appropriate printing technology and materials to achieve desired device performance.

Prerequisties

ECE 230 or ECE 376 , graduate/professional standing, or member of Engineering Guest Students

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