论文信息 - Low-temperature thick-film systems for electronic and sensor applications

Low-temperature thick-film systems for electronic and sensor applications

This paper presents recent work on complete thick-film systems, including dielectrics, conductors and resistors, with a lowered firing temperature range of 450...750°C. These materials allow the extension of proven, reliable and inexpensive thick-film technology to novel applications in electronics and sensors.

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