3D Printing Electronics TNO At Holst Centre
Holst Centre Experience in materials & Technologies
gives you access to the world of 3D printed electrionics and microelectronics.
From 3D printing and in-mould electronics to Spatial ALD and R2R coating
Holst Centre is a pioneer of flexible and printed electronics with an extensive portfolio of breakthrough technologies.
Integrated Photonics
With its unique capacities of sensing, capturing and processing huge amounts of data using light instead of electricity, photonics is recognized as one of the key enabling technologies of the 21st century.
3D Printed Electronics
3D printed electronics is an emerging technology at the intersection of 3D printing and printed electronics.
Impulse Printing
Holst Centre has designed a revolutionary type of printing that fills that gap and enables the next generation of manufacturing to start today.
3D Printed Electronics Technology
3D printed electronics is an emerging technology at the intersection of 3D printing and printed electronics. It combines structural and electronic manufacturing in a single step. The electronic circuits are created using printed-electronics technologies as part of the 3D-printing production process, embedding them directly into structural components. This means there is no longer a need for separate circuit boards or electronics layers, giving complete three-dimensional design freedom and inherent protection from dust and dirt. This patented printing process is scalable up to 10,000 cm3 of integrated electronics per hour, making it significantly faster than inkjet and dispensing technologies. At this high-speed, resolutions of less than 10 microns can be realized, opening up the possibility to embed bare dies and ultimately enabling serial manufacturing of systems-in-package.
Impulse Printing TNO at Holst Centre
Wrap-around capabilities in real time.
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