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Printed Electronics Flexible, Multilayer Functional Films

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Printed ElectronicsFlexible, Multilayer Functional Films

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What Are Printed Electronics?

The term printed electronics refers

to the combination of conductive

materials, varnish and ink systems

transferred in multiple layers to large-

area substrates such as film, paper

and other materials in a cost-efficient

process. They perform functions of

conventional electronics with special

processing options.

Be it conductive traces, resistors or

other technical functions: films, in

particular, can be printed or die-cut to

feature any desired property. The film

remains light, thin and flexible—one of

the basic prerequisites for space-saving

installation into diverse products.

› Creation of transparent and opaque

electrically conductive structures

› Flat, stable, ultra-thin, flexible and

translucent

› Automatic or manual application:

self-adhesive or non-adhesive

› Bonding by means of connectors

or spring contacts—optionally

available with additional corrosion

protection

Benefits of Printed Conductive Structures

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Based on printed electronics, the

experts from Schreiner PrinTronics

develop and achieve particularly

thin, flexible, multilayer film products

for electrical conduction, switching,

measurement and control purposes:

�� Printed conductive traces

�� Antennas

�� Heating elements

�� Reflectors

�� Multifunctional user interfaces

�� Sensors

Schreiner PrinTronics has in-depth

know-how:

�� Printing of silver, carbon, insulation

�� Die-cutting of metal foils

�� Bonding

�� Industrial roll-to-roll processing

�� Combining printed electronics, RFID

and marking in a label

The Experts in Electronics in Film

Capacitive switches

Flexible TPU film Conductive traces for tamper evidence

Film heater

Screen printing of conductive traces Roll-to-roll manufacturing

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Based on in-depth know-how in

printing of silver, carbon, insulation and

through-hole interconnects, as well

as die-cutting of metal foils, Schreiner

PrinTronics has developed roll-to-roll

printing of electronics to high levels

of precision. Conductive traces are

achieved by die-cutting or by screen

printing of silver and carbon pastes.

Technical Know-How

�� Flexible films: bending radii,

double-sided electrodes without a

complex laser structure, compatible

with casting processes and in-mold

decoration (IMD) processes

�� Contacting by gluing, crimping or use

of connectors: high conductivity in

spite of low film composite thickness,

corrosion protection at the contact

points for homogenous and stable

lifetime functionality

�� Ease of application: bulk material,

sheet material or continuous on rolls,

depending on the process

�� Automatic processing: delicate and

complex film parts possible thanks to

sophisticated technology

› In-depth technology and product

development

› Extensively equipped physical

measurement lab and pilot plant to

qualify materials and products

› In-house development of new

functions and manufacturing

processes

› Modular kit system

› Consultancy from the initial application

idea to the production stage

› Holistic thinking and practices

according to certified quality and

security management

Hallmarks of Schreiner PrinTronics

Service Portfolio

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Patient compliance monitoring Heated mirror Automated driving (distance radar)

Touch display

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Printed electronics solutions by

Schreiner PrinTronics are multi func-

tional and add high value, based on

in-depth know-how in the following

areas:

�� Fabrication of transparent and

opaque electrically conductive

structures

�� Utilization of materials as sensors or

actuators

�� Achievement of complex elec tronic

functions by printing of resistors and

capacitors

Simple, flexible electronics and printing

or die-cutting of conductive traces on

films enable the production of

�� antennas

�� operator controls and capacitive

touch sensors

�� heaters

�� resistive sensors such as humidity or

first-opening sensors.

Furthermore there are electric circuitry

using printed materials (silver, dielectrics)

in chal lenging environments as well as

high- and low-temperature applications.

In addition, evaluation electronics, which

are conventionally produced using semi-

conductor chips and interconnected

by connectors or clamping, gluing and

crimping, are possible.

› Reliable and fast sensing of current

moisture/wetness condition

› Sensing of tampering attempts such

as cutting, temperature and shock

› Robust RFID labels for application to

metal or for outdoor uses

› Reading through plastics, insulants,

concrete or wood

› On-site data acquisition as NFC

versions and/or as UHF versions

RFID and Sensors

Service Range

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Schreiner PrinTronics’ research

and development is focused on the

integration of functional conductive

structures, chips, LEDs, flat and

flexible batteries.

Functional Displays and Lighting

�� Integration of flexible, electrochromic

film displays with simple color shifting

Integration of Chips

and Component Assemblies

Integration of Miniaturized LEDs

�� Points of light for flexible uses

�� Simple optical signaling for operator

controls, warning lamps or touch

sensors

�� Various color options

Flexible Batteries

�� Integration of flat, flexible film

batteries with several years of battery

life

�� Flexible batteries with voltages of

up to 1.5–3 V (for example) and

2–5 mA/cm2 capacity with defined

battery life

�� Independent power supply for

sensors, loggers and other

applications

�� Use as printed sensors and active

RFID transponders for functional

probes, memories and indicators/

displays

Development Topics

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Schreiner PrinTronics, a competence center of Schreiner Group GmbH & Co. KG Bruckmannring 22 85764 Oberschleissheim Germany Phone +49 89 31584-5251 Fax +49 89 31584-5166 [email protected] www.schreiner-printronics.com

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