Program FFlexCom - High frequency flexible bendable electronics for wireless communication systems
- Meister T.
- Ellinger F.
- Bartha J. W.
- Berroth M.
- Burghartz J.
- Claus M.
- Frey L.
- Gagliardi A.
- Grundmann M.
- Hesselbarth J.
- Klauk H.
- Leo K.
- Lugli P.
- Mannsfeld S.
- Manoli Y.
- Negra R.
- Neumaier D.
- Pfeiffer U.
- Riedl T.
- Scheinert S.
- Scherf U.
- Thiede A.
- Troster G.
- Vossiek M.
- Weigel R.
- Wenger C.
- Alavi G.
- Becherer M.
- Chavarin C. A.
- Darwish M.
- Ellinger M.
- Fan C. -Y.
- Fritsch M.
- Grotjahn F.
- Gunia M.
- Haase K.
- Hillger P.
- Ishida K.
- Jank M.
- Knobelspies S.
- Kuhl M.
- Lupina G.
- Naghadeh S. M.
- Munzenrieder N.
- Ozbek S.
- Rasteh M.
- Salvatore G. A.
- Schrufer D.
- Strobel C.
- Theisen M.
- Tuckmantel C.
- Von Wenckstern H.
- Wang Z.
- Zhang Z.
DOIAbstract
Today, electronics are implemented on rigid substrates. However, many objects in daily-life are not rigid - they are bendable, stretchable and even foldable. Examples are paper, tapes, our body, our skin and textiles. Until today there is a big gap between electronics and bendable daily-life items. Concerning this matter, the DFG Priority Program FFlexCom aims at paving the way for a novel research area: Wireless communication systems fully integrated on an ultra-Thin, bendable and flexible piece of plastic or paper. The Program encompasses 13 projects led by 25 professors. By flexibility we refer to mechanical flexibility, which can come in flavors of bendability, foldability and, stretchability. In the last years the speed of flexible dev...
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