Lecture

Substrates: Examples and Modification

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Description

This lecture covers the selection of substrates for large area manufacturing, including planar and flexible plastic substrates. It also discusses substrate modification techniques such as heating and plasma/UV treatment to enhance the deposition process. The importance of finding the right combination of parameters for successful printing is emphasized through case studies on conductive inks.

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