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The University of Washington Develops A Recyclable PCB Made From Vitrimers


https://www.electronics-lab.com/the-university-of-washington-develops-a-recyclable-pcb-made-from-vitrimers/

Researchers at the University of Washington (UW) have created A new kind of PCB what they are calling a “Vitrimers PCB” or vPCB for short. The unique characteristic of this PCB is that it’s made to be recycled. In the lab, scientists manufactured functional prototypes of Internet of Things (IoT) devices transmitting 2.4 GHz radio signals […]

Researchers at the Duke University Developed the World’s First Fully Recyclable Printed Electronics


https://www.electronics-lab.com/researchers-at-the-duke-university-developed-the-worlds-first-fully-recyclable-printed-electronics/

With the increase in demand for wearable electronic devices, the need for flexible, thin, and compact electronic circuits also arises. Wearable devices and many other sophisticated systems need sensors that can be attached to various kinds of surfaces or substrates. Therefore, it is necessary for the sensors to be flexible and also hold the same […]

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