Richard L. Chaney, Dale G. Wilson, D. Hackler, K. DeGregorio, Darrell E. Leber
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New Silicon Frontiers: Physically Flexible System-On-A-Chip
Flexible Hybrid Electronics combine the best characteristics of printed electronics and silicon ICs to create high performance, ultra-thin, physically flexible systems. Advances in converting commercial off-the-shelf products into the physically flexible FleX-IC format are presented. This paper examines the FleX-SoC, physically flexible System-on-Chip, and reports evaluation of the NVM after bending with a radius of curvature down to 5mm.