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Characterization of physical vapor deposited and patterned thin films for roll-to-roll flexible passive and active electronic devices

Switzer III, 2013

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16762880778523237696
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Switzer III J
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In the last decade flexible electronics have become a burgeoning field of electronics research. The adjective" flexible" relates to bendability, conformal shaping, or elasticity. Current flexible electronics applications include solar cells, sensors and medical devices …
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