2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.sna.2015.01.020
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Functional multilayered capacitor pixels printed by picosecond laser-induced forward transfer using a smart beam shaping technique

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“…Successive printing and overlapping of AgNP lines formed homogeneous pads (Figure 2b). After such pads were fabricated (of different lateral sizes ranging from several hundreds of microns and up to millimetres), they were cured in an oven [16,22,23]. We have already demonstrated the transfer of OTFT pixels, as simple thin films or multilayered structures, and have shown that these polymeric materials are sensitive to laser irradiation (photochemically induced effects) and the transfer/printing procedure (mechanical damage) [33,34].…”
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“…Successive printing and overlapping of AgNP lines formed homogeneous pads (Figure 2b). After such pads were fabricated (of different lateral sizes ranging from several hundreds of microns and up to millimetres), they were cured in an oven [16,22,23]. We have already demonstrated the transfer of OTFT pixels, as simple thin films or multilayered structures, and have shown that these polymeric materials are sensitive to laser irradiation (photochemically induced effects) and the transfer/printing procedure (mechanical damage) [33,34].…”
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“…The flexible plastic receiver substrate is 125 µm thick, made of polyimide (Kapton HN). Further details of these procedures are presented elsewhere [16,22,23]. The Ag/PMMA donor substrates were also produced on quartz substrates, as follows.…”
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“…LIFT has been used to print materials as diverse as DNA for sensors [69], ITO nanoparticles for thin film solar cells [70], organic semiconductors for organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) [71], bis-pyrene compound for organic think film transistors (OTFT) [72], organic polymer and silver thin films for transducer or sensing device [73], amorphous silicon films for silicon heterojunction solar cell [74], congruent silver nanopaste transfer for double split-ring resonator and interconnection for connecting discrete devices in circuits [75] etc.…”
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