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Consumer Electronics
V-ONE/NOVA

Consumer Electronics

Healthcare
V-ONE/NOVA

Healthcare

White papers

Printing ECG Electrodes with Biocompatible Gold Ink on TPU

Electrocardiogram (ECG) electrodes are sensors attached to the skin that detect the electrical activity of the heart. They are critical components of ECG systems used for diagnosis and management of cardiovascular diseases. This project demonstrates the process of printing a set of dry ECG electrodes.

Printing a Magnesium Zinc Battery with Saral Inks on PET

Printed batteries offer a thin and lightweight solution for powering electronics. This project is an example of printing a functional seven-layer battery, designed for use in moderately power-demanding electronics, such as security cameras, electric toothbrushes, portable lighting, handheld GPS devices, and toys.

Printing a Flexible Membrane Keyboard with Conductive Silver Ink and Dielectric Ink on PET

Due to their thin profile and lightweight design, flexible membrane keyboards are useful in a variety of industries, such as portable electronics, toys, games, home appliances, medical equipment, automotive, and aerospace. This project is an example of using Voltera’s NOVA materials dispensing system to print a functional flexible membrane keyboard.

Printing multilayer, flexible, stretchable and conformable electronics?
Printing multilayer, flexible, stretchable and conformable electronics?

NOVA’s Plan feature makes it easy!

Printing multilayer, flexible, stretchable and conformable electronics?

NOVA’s Plan feature makes it easy!

Printing multilayer, flexible, stretchable and conformable electronics?

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Webinar: Printing Electronics with Silver Conductive Inks

Webinar: Printing Electronics with Silver Conductive Inks
Thursday, March 27
11 a.m. ET | 8 a.m. PT