Darrell E. Leber, Richard L. Chaney, D. Hackler, Brian N. Meek, Seth D. Leija, K. DeGregorio, S. Wald, Dale G. Wilson
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Advances in Flexible Hybrid Electronics Reliability
Flexible Hybrid Electronics combine the best characteristics of printed electronics and silicon ICs to create high performance, ultra-thin, physically flexible systems. Tests and methods are being developed to evaluate the reliability of these systems. Initial results are presented for flexible hybrid electronics systems.