Conference Program - LOPE-C 2011

SCIENTIFIC CONF. | WEDNESDAY-JUNE 29, 2011
Track 4
Novel Systems and Applications (04:30 pm - 06:00 pm) | LOCATION HARMONIE D / LEVEL C2
04:30 pm CEA-Liten S2S printing platform for Organic CMOS and Sensors Devices
Mr Jean-Yves Laurent,
CEA, Project Manager, France
CEA-Liten S2S printing platform for Organic CMOS and Sensors
J-Y Laurent, I. Chartier, C Serbutoviez R. Coppard, R Gwoziecki,
CEA-Liten Grenoble France
CEA-Liten research institute develops full printing processes which have promising perspectives for low cost and large area organic electronic. Targeted applications of
such technologies towards forecasted market segments, are integrated smart systems on flexible foil with high complexity of CMOS and various sensors.
Among all functions required for complex systems on foils, such as energy, human machines interfaces, signal processing, communication, active matrix, interconnecting,
CMOS and sensors are among the major breakthrough which must be reached.
This paper presents the global approach for achieving complex integrated devices with the latest results on CMOS digital/analogic circuits and organic photo-detectors.
Recent results on full printed organic transistors flow will be presented, (characterization of digital functions, reproducibility, reliability and lifetime). All measurements data
on devices are required for improving reliable compact models and design rules for circuit simulation in order to design suitable operating circuits.
Further results on printed organic photo dectectors and PLED?s will also be presented, emphasing on the process compatibility to realise multifunctional system on foils.
Finally the CEA- Sheet-to-Sheet printing platform (PICTIC) devoted to scale-up printing processes for such high complexity systems will be presented.
PICTIC Plateform is a French collaborative initiative leaded by CEA-Liten for development and prototyping of printed devices in collaboration with industrial partners.
The aim of this platform is to evaluate and improve new printing processes and tools for organic electronics on large area foils. All tools and technologies will be presented,
such as screen printing, micro-spray, endcoating, ink jet, laser milling?
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