Process for producing paper-in-resin electronics and application in manufactured products
A technology of electronic devices and electronic components, applied in the direction of electronic equipment, chemical instruments and methods, paper/cardboard layered products, etc., can solve the problem of increasing the overall process cost, lack of adhesion or even separation of polymer composites or sandwiches, Production waste and other issues to achieve the effect of excellent oxygen and moisture barrier function
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[0121] Example 1: Photovoltaic Application
[0122] Using paper in photovoltaic applications would be considered very challenging for a number of reasons:
[0123] - Photovoltaic (PV) materials, especially organic printable materials, tend to be very sensitive to oxygen and water. Therefore, an excellent barrier is required.
[0124] -Most PV applications are exterior applications and it may be considered incompatible for paper use due to moisture sensitivity.
[0125] However, a suitable photovoltaic device ( figure 1 ), the device uses paper as a substrate with electrodes, PV layers and printed back electrodes embedded in a sandwich impregnated and encapsulated with resin. The arranged layers (ie transparent conductive layer, PV layer, printed layer forming the back electrode) are provided on a support paper sheet which is applied to the kraft paper. Transparent or translucent sheets obtained after impregnating Powercoat XD paper with resin can also be added to functiona...
Embodiment 2
[0134] Example 2: Emissive Display Application
[0135] Using paper in display applications would be considered very challenging for a number of reasons:
[0136] -Display materials, especially organic printable materials, tend to be very sensitive to water and oxygen. Therefore, an excellent barrier is required.
[0137] -Most display applications are mobile, hand-held and require rugged and robust solutions due to their fragility,
[0138] They may be considered incompatible with the scheme of the paper.
[0139] Using various characteristic paper sheets, a display can be conceived ( figure 2 ), which uses paper as a substrate, with the top transparent electrode, the display stack (which can be a light-emitting LED or OLED stack), and the printed back electrode embedded in a sandwich impregnated and encapsulated with resin. The arranged layers are provided on a support paper sheet which is applied to the kraft paper. Alternatively, transparent conductive layers can b...
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[0148] Example 3: Energy Harvesting Applications
[0149] Using paper in energy harvesting applications would be considered very challenging for a number of reasons:
[0150] - Piezoelectric (Piezo) materials, especially organic printable materials, tend to be very sensitive to water. Therefore, an excellent barrier is required.
[0151] - Most energy harvesting applications are ground or outdoor applications, which may be considered incompatible for paper use due to moisture sensitivity, robustness requirements, scratch resistance, etc.
[0152] Using various characteristic paper sheets, a display can be conceived ( image 3 ), the display uses paper as the substrate, and the top decorative paper, printed electrodes, piezoelectric layer and printed back electrode are embedded in a sandwich impregnated and encapsulated with resin. The arranged layers are provided on a support paper sheet which is applied on kraft paper. Transparent or translucent sheets obtained after re...
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