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Quantitative Investigations of the Interconnect: In Situ Testing of Flexible Electronics with the LEXT OLS4100
Quantitative Investigations of the Interconnect: In Situ Testing of Flexible Electronics with the LEXT OLS4100
3 Aug 2016This application note presents a case study exploring the application of confocal laser scanning microscope with the Olympus LEXT OLS4100 is facilitating the different aspects involved in the development of flexible electronic devices. Electronic devices are becoming ever more innovative, with this rapidly evolving area holding the promise of flexible phones and wearable chemical sensors. While electronic sensor technology is well established for rigid devices, flexible devices must also overcome the challenge of maintaining electrical integrity during flexing and stretching.
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