Micro roll-to-roll patterning process and its application on flexible display

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Novel electrode patterning techniques on thin polymer substrates were developed on a roll-to-roll (reel-to-reel, R2R) printing system. Hot embossing, laser ablation, and lift-off processes were evaluated for mass production for active-matrix display arrays with 1000μm display pixels by using the concept of micro electro mechanical system (MEMS) Fabry-Perot etalon. Among which, the newly developed lift-off flexography process provided the best pattern integrity with 100μm resolution. The demonstrator of display array proved R2R printing system's possibility and capability under 1 m/s speed. A complete multilayer stack demonstration with alignment process also indicated its variable application. Further actuation for the MEMS display proved the robustness of device made by printing techniques. © 2009 The Japan Society of Applied Physics.

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Lo, C. Y., Kiitola-Keinänen, J., Huttunen, O. H., Petäjä, J., Hast, J., Maaninen, A., … Toshiyoshi, H. (2009). Micro roll-to-roll patterning process and its application on flexible display. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 48(6 PART 2). https://doi.org/10.1143/JJAP.48.06FC04

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