Presented for TTI Vanguard "Shift Happens" conference (http://bit.ly/TTIVshifthappens) visit to PARC, this is an overview of an all-printed and therefore low-cost, disposable sensor that conforms to the curvature of a helmet.
Developed for DARPA to monitor soldiers' blast exposure and prevent traumatic brain injury, the technology can be applied to multiple biomedical and other applications.
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Flexible Electronics
1. Printed Flexible Electronics and Sensors Ana Claudia Arias, Ph.D. Printed Electronic Devices Electronic Materials and Devices Laboratory s = sl + l . cos s = sl + l . cos
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9. From photolithography to additive processing Many processing steps and a lot of materials waste One step for patterning and deposition Additive printing Photo - lithography resist Deposit film resist Deposit film
14. Circuit integration with printed sensors MEMS sensors Printed organic amplifiers After write V sd = -5,-20V Pressure signal after amplifier Pressure signal without amplifier Use printed amplifier to boost write voltage into memory cell V DD V out V in bias Switch TFTs memory TFT
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