Lecture

Organic and Printed Electronics: Encapsulation

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of encapsulation in organic and printed electronics, discussing materials, methods, and degradation mechanisms. It includes case studies on OLED and OPV technologies, permeation basics, barrier properties, WVTR measurement, and testing of barrier films.

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