Masterclasses & Tours
11 October 2022
Eindhoven, Netherlands
On-Site Masterclasses -
Sold Out Onsite | Available Online with a Hybrid Pass
11 October 2022
There will be two parallel tracks of industry-led masterclasses on 11 October 2022, the day before the conference. Each 45-min masterclass will cover a technology or application in detail, offering an insightful blend of practical, technological and application knowledge. These masterclasses will be delivered by industry experts & may involve live demonstrations.
The content below describes the outline of the classes. Please note that you will be able to move between tracks at the end of each class. The numbers in each class are limited, and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. PDFs of all masterclass presentations will be made available online to masterclass attendees.
Due to overwhelming demand these masterclasses are now sold out. On-demand recordings of these masterclasses however will be available on the TechBlick virtual platform for TechBlick members.
Contact Chris@TechBlick.com if you have any queries.
Start Time
CET
Manufacturing Technologies
Track Two
08:00
AM
Duration: 45 min
Advanced Functional Screen Printing: Advances and Techniques for Ultra Fineline Printing
Asada Mesh
In this class, you will learn about all aspects of advanced functional screen printing. You will learn about insightful practical advice on all aspects of screen printing. In particular, the instructors will focus on practical as well as application knowledge and advice on how to print ultrafine features reliability, approaching sub-25um linewidths. This will consider the impact of mesh, substrate, ink, and other influential parameters.
Instructor:
John Lau
09:00
AM
Duration: 45 min
Industrial Inkjet Printing
Notion Systems
You will learn about all aspects of functional inkjet printing technology. You will learn about different inkjet printing approaches as well as the pros and cons of each option. You will learn about the latest techniques to further the resolution of digital inkjet printing for single and multi-head techniques, e.g., electrohydrodynamic printing. Finally, you will learn about the development of industrial level inkjet printing of complex functional materials.
Instructor:
Kai Keller
10:00
AM
Duration: 45 min
Flexible Hybrid Electronics Manufacture – An Overview
CPI
This short tutorial will present an overview of the techniques and technologies used in the manufacture of flexible hybrid electronic (FHE) circuits. The fundamentals of the technologies will be discussed along with the assembly techniques and we will also consider the types of circuits that can be built with FHE. The benefits of the circuit form will be considered along with the challenges and some solutions.
Instructor:
Dr Simon Johnson
11:00
AM
Duration: 45 min
Introduction to LIFT (Laser Induced Forward Transfer): Technology and Challenges
TNO at Holst Centre
LIFT is an emerging digital printing technology, which some characterize as digitization of screen printing. This technique can achieve high-throughput digital printing of multi-materials on various substrates. Uniquely unlike inkjet printing, it can also handle highly viscous pastes and materials, thus uniquely opening a digital technique for their precision printing.
In this Masterclass, you will learn about the basics of the LIFT process, its current capabilities and limitations in terms of printable materials, viscosities, resolutions and printing speeds, and also recent technological advances enabling high-throughput integration of microcomponents (e.g., microLEDs) through printing of very fine interconnects and mass transfer assembly.
Instructor:
Sergio Roso
Start Time
CET
Materials and Applications
Track Two
08:00
AM
Duration: 45 min
Copper Inks Usage, Formulations and Applications
Copprint
There has been a long-term desire and development to replace the well-established silver paste and ink technology. The copper technology is finally reaching a maturity point where long-standing issues are resolved, and the technology is gaining market acceptance. In this class, you will learn about various copper inks on the market, and the pros and cons of each approach, including conductivity, reliability, and curing techniques. You will learn about practical techniques and tips for applying and adopting copper inks, even in existing lines. You will learn important insights about scale up of copper ink production. Finally, you will learn about a large array of applications in which