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ENGG 199.06 - Flexible Electronics-Matl Dsgn for Energy, Sensing, and Display
Description
Flexible electronics make up an emerging class of devices that can tackle
technological challenges for which traditional rigid systems are unsuitable—for
example, lightweight wearable sensors for health applications or low-cost solar
energy. This course will develop a multidisciplinary understanding of how to engineer
thin film materials with unique optoelectronic and electronic functionality for flexible
devices within a set of constraints imposed by thin film mechanics. This will include
a study of electronic devices such as thin film solar cells, light emitting diodes, and
thin film transistors as well as the large area deposition methods used to pattern and
integrate these systems. Knowledge from this course is relevant preparation for careers
in the display industry ($100 bil.) and flexible electronics industry ($50 bil.).
Prerequisites
ENGS 24 and at least one of (ENGS 32, 60, 122, 131, 134, 135)
