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Aerosol-jet-printed, 1 volt h-bridge drive circuit on plastic with integrated electrochromic pixel

Ha et al., 2013

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15670036007543172196
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Ha M
Zhang W
Braga D
Renn M
Kim C
Frisbie C
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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In this report, we demonstrate a printed, flexible, and low-voltage circuit that successfully drives a polymer electrochromic (EC) pixel as large as 4 mm2 that is printed on the same substrate. All of the key components of the drive circuitry, namely, resistors, capacitors, and …
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