JOURNAL ARTICLE

Oscillator Performance on Thermoformed Additive In-Mold Electronics for Automotive Applications

Abstract

Abstract The concept of In-Mold Electronics (IME) has emerged as a highly transformative technology. IME offers huge potential for innovation by enabling automobile manufacturers to smoothly integrate electronic circuits with varied structures and surfaces across different products. Nevertheless, there is a lack of comprehensive study of the electrical attributes related to the IME circuits, specifically the screen-printed circuits on polycarbonate substrate followed by the thermoforming process to use in automobile applications. This study aims to investigate the influence of manufacturing parameters related to screen-printing and thermoforming on IME circuit performance, which is dedicated to its application in the automobile industry.

Keywords:
Thermoforming Mold Automotive industry Automotive electronics Electronics Computer science Manufacturing engineering Materials science Engineering Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Composite material Aerospace engineering

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Topics

Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Automotive Engineering
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