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IP00CH49 Printed Electronics Methods and Applications (5 cr)
Prerequisites Not applicable
Objectives After studying the course, the student learns the basics of various types of printing processes, their possibilities and their constraints. The student will be able to evaluate the suitability of printing techniques for manufacturing and understand printing technology's integration into various types of processes, and is able to self-study more deeply the theory and processes of that area. The student understands the potential of production processes and is able to perceive the use of technology in the light of applications. The student receives knowledge about the design of printed intelligence structures. The student knows the physical tools needed in design and implementation of printed intelligence and also in other purposes. The student will be able to visualize the future applications of printed intelligence.

The student has the necessary knowledge and skills for laboratory work: occupational safety, materials, electrical measurements, microscopy, electrochemical measurements, environmental conditions, surface profile and quality analysis. The trainee is able to combine the basics of his learning into practice.
Content Printing processes and methods.
Characterization methods.
Printed electronics applications.
Recommended optional programme components If necessary, the student advisor will recommend optional programme components for each student based on their individual study plan.
Accomplishment methods Several small individual and group learning activities in Moodle learning management system. Individual study on the selected topic. Laboratory exercises in printing and characterization.
Execution methods Not applicable
Materials Materials and instructions will be provided in Moodle.
Literature Not applicable
Evaluation Criteria Not applicable
Evaluation Criteria
Assessment Frameworks Assessment Framework
Further Information Not applicable
Responsible persons Harri Määttä
Links Assessment Framework

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  • 29.08.2022 - 31.05.2023 (IP00CH49-3003 | YHT23K, YHT22S, DPP21SY)
1.4.2023 18:21:09