Flexible-hybrid printed electronics (FHPE) is a rapidly growing discipline that may be
described as the precise imprinting of electrically functional traces and components onto a …

Abstract Ultraviolet/ozone (UV/O3) treatment has been reported to be an effective method to
modify properties such as wettability, adhesion or adsorption of plastic surfaces. The change …

This paper proposes a novel miniaturized wearable antenna (mosaic antenna) for cross-
body communication featuring a superior performance compared to five commonly utilized …

Inkjet printing has emerged as a promising low‐cost and high‐performance method for
manufacturing printing‐based devices. However, the development of optimized substrates …

We present a morphological and electrical analysis of inkjet-printed two-dimensional films of
silver nanoparticle inks arranged at different orientation to the raster-scan-based printing …

This paper presents a flexible low-profile antenna suitable for tagging onto metal curved
surfaces. The novelty of the proposed antenna lies in the design of an extended ground …

A lack of knowledge about the features of Nafion confined to ultrathin films at the interface
has motivated additional examinations to promote the performance of polymer electrolyte …

Additively manufactured materials are key components in Flexible Hybrid Electronic (FHE)
designs. Accurate characterizations of electrical and mechanical properties for these …

This study examines the effect of energetic surface treatment on the adhesion strength of
high-density polyethylene (HDPE), polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene terephthalate …

The results of technological investigations in the scope of inkjet-printed flexible RFID
antennas dedicated to UHF transponders and also problems with the application of …