2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.mattod.2021.07.002
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Fabricating functional circuits on 3D freeform surfaces via intense pulsed light-induced zinc mass transfer

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“…[18] Through the design of new device formats and the introduction of functional materials, several features have been successfully implemented in the devices, including wearable display, [19] information encryption, [20] visualized sensing, [21] soft robots, [8] and motion tracking. [22] Combined with 3D freeform surfaces preparation methods, [23][24][25] the devices can be manufactured on the surface of any objects. These all indicate their immense potential for next-generation optoelectronics.…”
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“…[18] Through the design of new device formats and the introduction of functional materials, several features have been successfully implemented in the devices, including wearable display, [19] information encryption, [20] visualized sensing, [21] soft robots, [8] and motion tracking. [22] Combined with 3D freeform surfaces preparation methods, [23][24][25] the devices can be manufactured on the surface of any objects. These all indicate their immense potential for next-generation optoelectronics.…”
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“…Zn patterns in copper sulfate and silver nitrate solutions have converted the device to a long‐lasting. 3D glass beakers with complicated surface geometries, functional circuits, and wireless communication components have illustrated the potential of this production technique 94 . Feng et al developed a biodegradable conductor, which was based on selective laser sintering of zinc and iron microparticles.…”
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“…3D glass beakers with complicated surface geometries, functional circuits, and wireless communication components have illustrated the potential of this production technique. 94 Feng et al developed a biodegradable conductor, which was based on selective laser sintering of zinc and iron microparticles. Naturally oxidized microparticles can be converted into interconnected conductors via the sintering method.…”
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“…, inkjet printing and screen printing) using graphene flakes made from chemically exfoliating bulk graphitic materials. 24 27 However, these printing techniques often require additional post-printing processes ( e.g. , laser, thermal, or photonic annealing) to make the graphene electrodes more electrically conductive, which further complicates their fabrication.…”
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