Lecture

Introduction to Organic and Printed Electronics

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This lecture introduces the field of organic and printed electronics, focusing on the interconnectivity of electronic devices, flexible and printed sensors, and energy autonomous smart labels. It covers the motivations behind the development of smart objects, the technology shift towards flexible sensors, and the practical aspects of the course, including the course content, schedule, and evaluation criteria. The course aims to provide knowledge on materials, fabrication processes, devices, systems, and applications in the context of large area manufacturing techniques. By the end of the course, students will be able to identify the advantages of large area manufacturing, integrate the operation principles of devices fabricated using printing techniques, and describe the architecture and operation principles of various devices.

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