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| Researchers at Purdue University have developed new polyamide-based high temperature plastic electronics. Current plastic electronics are typically unable to withstand high temperatures, and often require expensive curing steps to create high performance transistors. The lightweight, cost-effective plastic electronics fine-tuned by Purdue researchers have high flexibility and feature thermally robust transistors. In testing, these devices maintained stable charge transport with charge mobility of 1 cm^2/Volts*seconds, Ion/Ioff of 10^4, threshold voltage of 3 Volts, and operational voltage of 10 Volts at 195 °C for a duration of twenty-four hours. These polyamide-based plastic electronics can be easily implemented into aerospace, automotive, and oil and gas applications. Advantages -Low-Cost -Thermally Robust -Light-weight Applications -Oil and gas -Automotive -Aerospace |
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Jun 3, 2021
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United States
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Jun 3, 2020
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United States
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