Developments in using additive manufacturing to build electronic PCBs

Design World
31/05/2020 24 min
Developments in using additive manufacturing to build electronic PCBs

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The use of 3D printing technology to build devices with embedded electronics has evolved. In the early days, special 3D printers injected dielectric inks onto a layer of a build, creating electronic traces, to build electronic parts. Nano Dimension was the first company to develop such a system, and it continues to evolve the technology. Today, it offers Additive Manufacturing Electronics (AME).

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