Tailoring BAYTRON® P [PEDOT/PSS] for the production of highly conductive transparent films.
Polyethylenedioxythiophene-polystyrenesulfonate (PEDOT/PSS, BAYTRON® P) is a versatile, solution-processable inherently conductive polymer useful for making transparent conductive and antistatic films.
Understanding the basic structural properties of the PEDOT/PSS polymer and its chemical & physical interactions with a variety of coating additives enables end-users to prepare stable, easy-to-use coating dispersions and to optimise coating formulations for specific applications.
Recent advances in the production of highly conductive PEDOT/PSS dispersions will be discussed and compared to other transparent conductive layers such as indium-tin-oxide (ITO). Examples of applications which use these highly conductive PEDOT/PSS materials in place of ITO will be presented.
10:15Coffee and networking break
11:00EMD Chemicals, USARobert Miller, Corporate Business Development - Materials
Materials For High Performance, Low Temperature Printed
Conductors
Engineered silver flakes and powders
Reactive system bases
Inkjet materials
12:40Lunch and networking break
Manufacturing
14:00FUJIFILM Dimatix, USADr. Linda Creagh, Business Development Director, Deposition Products
Intelligent Printing System for Material Deposition and Fluid Development
Success with ink jets in manufacturing
Keys to success in new markets
New technology for high resolution electronics
Tools for intelligent ink jet printing
14:25Heliovolt, USADr Ronald Gale,CEO
Reactive Transfer Films Synthesis: a Novel Method for
Advanced Coating Production
The RTFS method combines pressure, voltage, and pulse heating of two
independently optimized precursor films in a contained environment to
reactively create coatings
Printing of advanced functional coatings by the RTFS method provides
unique flexibility for the control of material properties
A specific example of RTFS will be described in the context of the
synthesis of CIGS compound semiconductor coatings for photovoltaic
applications, where HelioVolt Corporation's proprietary implementation of the
process is referred to as FASSTT.
14:50International University, GermanyDr Dietmar Knipp, Asst. Professor of Electrical Engineering
Combining printing and thin film silicon technology
Micro Contact Printing
Thin Film Transistors
Nanocrystalline silicon
Coffee and networking break
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Chris Clare
The third annual Printed Electronics USA event - covering the progression to the next stage - commercializing the technology. Now Includes tours to the Flexible Displays Center at ASU!