The term "printed electronics" includes all options, the production of active and passive electronic components and systems that are feasible with the "platform technology printed electronics" of PolyIC. Therefor novel materials are used that have semiconducting, conducting or other electrically active properties and can be printed in a roll-to-roll process.
Internationally for "printed electronics" and various other terms are recorded such as "organic electronics", "organic & large area electronics - OLAE" or "flexible, organic and large area electronics - FOLAE". Further descriptions and general applications and roadmaps can be found at the OE-A.
When various components of the
printed electronics are combined in a system it is also referred to as "Smart Objects".
PolyIC works in this range on the following applications
In case you have any questions regarding printed electronics please do not hesitate contacting our team via info@remove-this.polyic.com.
Best Buy sucks- how to save on electronics
by Best_Info_EVERI hate Best Buy. They are inherently more expensive than a lot of other retailers. They have terrible return policies, had the poorest rating for customer service last year, and the management consists of a bunch of douchebags. If you have ever visited the site bhphotovideo(.)com, then you realize how overpriced retail stores are for electronics. The great thing, is that stores like HHGregg will haggle price with you because they get commission on sales, just like a car dealership. Do your research on the web, get the price and information printed out and walk in there. They will try to say something like, "Well a lot of those interent companies are fly-by-night and aren't reliable or even exist
How to Haggle Electronics Below Retail
by FU_BestBuyI hate Best Buy. They are inherently more expensive than a lot of other retailers. They have terrible return policies, had the poorest rating for customer service last year, and the management consists of a bunch of douchebags. If you have ever visited the site bhphotovideo(.)com, then you realize how overpriced retail stores are for electronics. The great thing, is that stores like HHGregg will haggle price with you because they get commission on sales, just like a car dealership. Do your research on the web, get the price and information printed out and walk in there. They will try to say something like, "Well a lot of those interent companies are fly-by-night and aren't reliable or even exist
PCB guitar electronics....
by aintdisclosinI have a 70's Les Paul Custom copy. It's actually a pretty decent one from what I read on the interwebs. Anyway, I bought some upgraded pickups, and opened the control cavity for the first time to find the pots mounted on a fucking printed circuit board, like Gibson is doing now. Ok, fine. So I desolder the old PUPS and solder up the new ones. And the shit don't work. A little research found me that those PCB's have really fragile traces on them and they seem to hold up to the initial solder-on at the factory but the heat of a desolder and resolder just kills them. The pots were probably fine, and I could have completely freed them from the board and used them in a 'normal' configuration, but I wanted a new switch anyway so I got a complete wiring kit on Ebay for $16, and did the...
