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Wprowadzenie norm europejskich do polskich norm

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Kmiecik-Serafin S. , Pasek S. , Piecha-Marasek M.

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2002

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tom 57

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nr 12

21-28

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Polimery elektroprzewodzące i antystatyki do produkcji klejów specjalnych

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Falkiewicz-Dulik M. , Pasek S. , Gąsiorski K. P.

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2009

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tom nr 1

25-29

EN

Electrically conducting raw materials are require to ESD (Electro Static Discharge) and antistatic footwear production. Also electrically conducting adhesives are necessary for assurance of requirements resistance of such footwear, compatible with standards EN ISO 20345, 20346 20347 and PN-EN 61340-5-1. Application of new assortments specially adhesives will be oriented ESD and antistatic footwear, protective and working clothes, floor lining and upholstery, and to package production for electronic components.

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Wybrane zagadnienia z technologii drukowania generatorów piezoelektrycznych do obuwia metodą fleksografii lub offsetu. Cz. II

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Gąsiorski K. P. , Pasek S. , Falkiewicz-Dulik M. , Tarnawski I.

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2009

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tom nr 11

21-22

EN

Printed shoe electronics is the term used for a relatively new technology that defines the printing of electronic circuits and components on common media such as paper, plastic, and textile, using standard graphic arts printing processes and press equipment. But instead of using standard inks, newly developed electronic inks are used to print active devices, such as thin printed batteries. Although the concept of printed electronics has been around for some time, recent advances in conductive ink chemistry and flexible substrates promise to deliver a flood of new markets and applications. Leading companies are currently using the printing technology on line to transform basic circuit elements, such as thin-film transistors, resistors, inductors, and capacitors into printed batteries, displays, sensors, RFID tags, interactive packaging. Institute of Leather Industry is looking partner from printed electronics industry leaders or from flexographic printing industry to development printed electronics on new piezoelectroactive polymer films. The primary advantages of printed electronics include low cost, attractive and flexible form factor; ease of production and ease of integration.

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Wybrane zagadnienia z technologii drukowania generatorów piezoelektrycznych do obuwia metodą fleksografii lub offsetu. Cz. 1

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Gąsiorski K. P. , Pasek S. , Falkiewicz-Dulik M. , Tarnawski I.

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2009

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tom nr 10

38-40

EN

Printed shoe electronics is the term used for a relatively new technology that defines the printing of electronic circuits and components on common media such as paper, plastic, and textile, using standard graphic arts printing processes and press equipment. But instead of using standard inks, newly developed electronic inks are used to print active devices, such as thin printed batteries. Although the concept of printed electronics has been around for some time, recent advances in conductive ink chemistry and flexible substrates promise to deliver a flood of new markets and applications. Leading companies are currently using the printing technology on line to transform basic circuit elements, such as thin-film transistors, resistors, inductors, and capacitors into printed batteries, displays, sensors, RFID tags, interactive packaging. Institute of Leather Industry is looking partner from printed electronics industry leaders or from flexographic printing industry to development printed electronics on new piezoelectroactive polymer films. The primary advantages of printed electronics include low cost, attractive and flexible form factor, ease of production and case of integration.