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Organic and Printed Electronics Association

© OE-A 2013, SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES Optical Disc Customer Event, December 04, 2013

Printed Electronics -Enabling Electronics Everywhere

SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES Optical Disc Customer Event

Kahl am Main, Germany, December 04, 2013

Klaus HeckerOE-Aa working group within VDMAFrankfurt/[email protected]

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Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap

Demonstrator projects



Printing meets Electronics

Source: Merck, manroland, Infineon, FhG ISEChemistry

Printed Electronics

Microelectronics

Printing



Organic and Printed Electronics Vision

Organic and Printed Electronics is thin lightweight flexibleand enables low-cost electronics new applications single-use electronics

by large area, high volume production

Enables: Electronics everywhere Ambient intelligence

Source: Konarka, Novaled



Global industry association for organic and printed electronics, driven by over 230 international members

Our members represent the entire organic electronics value chain: Component & material suppliers Equipment & tool suppliers Producers / system integrators End-users R&D institutes

Benefits of OE-A membership: Networking Opportunities Frequent Working Group Meetings

Europe, North America, Asia LOPEC Industry Roadmaps Demonstrator Projects Industry Visibility

OE-A – Overview



Companies

230+ Members Representing the Entire Value Chain (1)



Research Institutes

LIOS

230+ Members Representing the Entire Value Chain (2)



Collaboration a Key for SuccessOE-A Working Groups

Roadmap

Applications

Technologies

Demonstrators

Upscaling Production

Green

Measurement & Quality Control / Standardization

Encapsulation

Education

Join the discussion with the experts

Messe München International | Connecting Global Competence OE-A

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New Munich Trade Fair Centre, GermanyProvides the central marketplace for Organic and Printed Electronics

1,800+ attendees120+ international exhibitors 180+ presentations

Exhibition Largest industry exhibition in the fieldOn-site production on demo line

ConferenceBusiness conferenceTechnical conference / Scientific conference Pre-conference seminars

10% discount for OE-A members

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Quarterly Working Group Meetings 80-120 participants/meeting Next Meeting:

32nd Working Group meeting March 18/19, 2014 Hamburg, Germany Special Topic:

Scaling Up Production of New Applications

Frequent Presentations at Conferences and Trade Fairs in Europe

Close contact with national and European funding agencies, Strategic Research Agenda (SRA)

Global ApproachEurope



Global ApproachNorth America

Quarterly Working Group Meetings Next Meeting:

20th NA Working Group meeting March 12/13, 2014 Kent, OH (Cleveland) Special Topic:

Commercializing Flexible Materials and Devices

Frequent Presentations at Conferences and Trade Fairs in North America

Installation of a North America Chapter

North American office Barbara M. Fisher +1-412-828-0370 [email protected]



Global ApproachAsia Frequent Roundtable Discussion with leaders

from Japan, South-Korea and Taiwan OE-A Working Group Meeting Asia Seminars and Receptions Frequent Presentations at Conferences and

Trade Fairs in Asia

Next meeting 2nd Asian Working Group meeting January 28, 2014 Tokyo, Japan In cooperation with Japera

Explore possibilities of cooperation with local networks in Taiwan, South-Korea, Singapore and Japan



Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap




Organic and Printed ElectronicsA Future Multi-Billion $ Market Organic electronics enables new applications and opens new markets

2012: 8 Bn US$, predominately by OLED displays Potential for a 50 Bn US $ market within the next 10 years

driven by lighting, displays, OPV, logic, memory/RFID, sensors



Automotive Applications

Today Printed antennas Airbag sensors (seats) Electrochromic rear mirrors Electroluminesence: ambient

lighting, instrument cluster Printed window defrosters Electrochromic glass roofs Touch displays Switches with OLEDs Printed seat heaters

Tomorrow Touch surfaces / MMI OPV for energy harvesting OLED rear lighting OLED interior lights Flexible OLED displays OLED rear mirrors

Picture: PolyIC, IEE, Heliatek



Smart Textile Applications

Today Safety clothing Fashion: Keypads and solar

cells integrated, sensors in sports jackets

Tomorrow Smart Clothing with

Batteries Loudspeakers OPV Lighting Sensors

Smart carpets with pressuresensors

Textiles for health monitoring: temperature, respiration, blood pressure

Seat heaters for cars and furnitures

Source: Cetemmsa, Fraunhofer IZM, Hong Kong Polytechnic University



Printing / Packaging / Advertising

Today Printed Interactive Cards Interactive Journals (Display,

PV, batterires LEDs)e.g. Esquire, TV Movie

Interactive Pricetags and Smart shelfs

Interactive posters:electroluminescent, motionsensors

Tickets Smart packages with printed

lighting elements

Tomorrow Smart Labels: e.g. Time-

Temperature Indicators Intelligent packaging Interactive newspapers Interactive billboards Printed RFID tags

Source: Thin Film, Bauer Media, ISORG, Karl Knauer



Healthcare Applications

Today Diagnostic electrodes

Printed blood glucose test strips Printed flexible electrodes for

ECG, EEG, EOG Printed cholesterol test strips

Therapeutic electrodes Laboratory analytical electrodes Smart pharmaceutical blister

package for field trials

Tomorrow Smart Packages to support

patient compliance Flexible Displays integrated in

package for patient information Anti-counterfeit RFID for logistics Smart clothing with embedded

motion and physiological sensors Flexible textile sensors in

mattresses to prevent sores Smart patches: light therapy, drug

delivery, temperature OLED blankets for phototherapy

Source: Holst Centre, Philips, Dura Stick



Energy

Today Flexible batteries

Smart Packaging Mobile and other electronic devices

Flexible OPV for consumergoods e.g. bags or backpacks

OPV powered keyboard

Tomorrow Building Integrated Photovoltaic

(BIP) OPV canopy Automotive applications

Source: Konarka, Heliatek



Lighting

Today Designer luminaires Electroluminescence, night

lighting, ambient lighting

Tomorrow Smart windows with OLEDs Flexible OLED wallpaper Integration in textiles

Bags Safety clothing Fashion and sportswear

Source: OSRAM



Displays

Today Electrophoretic displays OLED displays

for smart Phones, tablets eReaders OLED TV (55“) Smart price tags

(Electrochromic, e-ink)

Tomorrow Flexible color eReader Flexible OLED displays Rollable OLED TV

Source: Ella Retail, LG, Samsung



Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap




Roadmap is a key activity of the OE-A Forecast: Short, medium, longer-term for

applications and technologies Identification of Red Brick Walls Target group:

End-users, producers, material suppliers, equipment manufacturers, researchers

Public Government and funding agencies

Updated bi-annual Represents the common perspectives

of the 230+ OE-A members 14 dedicated teams working on the OE-A roadmap

Application oriented Technology oriented End-User oriented Roadmap `Health Care´

Fifth Edition OE-A Roadmap 2013for Organic and Printed Electronics



OE-A Roadmap for OE Applications

Summary of the OE-A Roadmap is published in the OE-A brochure



OE-A Roadmap, Key Messages

Organic and printed electronics progresses in an “organic growth”

Commercial products are now appearing in most of the application clusters, more products are in the pilot or test marketing phases

Continued “organic growth” in a number of areas is more likely than a new “killer app”

Heterogeneous integration (organic and Si) and hybrid processing will be importantfor new products in the short to medium term.



OE-A Roadmap for OE Applications Forecast for the Market Entry



Technology: Functional Materials

Conductor: Polymer Metal filled pastes Carbon nanotubes Metallic nanoparticles

Semiconductors: Small molecules Amorphous polymers Semi-crystalline polymers Carbon nanotubes

Substrates Paper, cardboard, film, foil, thin glass,

stainless steel Dielectrics

Thermoplastic to thermosetting plastic polymers Encapsulation

Hybride organic/inorganic barrier

The material best suited for specific application depends on process conditions, surface roughness, thermal expansion, barrier properties

Source: Heraeus Clevios, Bayer Materialscience



Technology:Large Area Patterning Techniques

Smallest feature size typically 20-100 µm depending on process throughput, substrate and ink properties



Key Challenges / Red Brick Walls

Major breakthroughs are absolutely necessary: Materials

Charge carrier mobilities of printable commercially available n- and p-type semiconductors above 5 – 10 cm²/Vs would enabling more complex devices

Improved processability Improved environmental stability is needed to enable

operation in robust environment

Processes Higher resolution, registration and process

stability of the patterning processes needed Uniformity over large areas need to be improved High-throughput inline electrical characterization is necessary

Encapsulation Flexible, transparent barriers at low cost with improved barrier properties

Standards and Regulations Defining new standards which reflects the needs of organic and printed

electronics applications



OE-A Roadmap

New White Paper “OE-A Roadmap for Organic and Printed Electronics”, 5th edition Members: free access printed and pdf version Non-Members: White Paper for sale

350€ pdf-version 400€ pdf-version and hardcopy

Editorial team: Wolfgang Clemens, Don Lupo, Sven Breitung, Klaus Hecker

Additional info for members: detailed tables available for download from new member area my.oe-a key application parameters key technology parameters Materials, patterning techniques and substrates



New OE-A Industry DirectoryInteractive Cover Page

5th edition OE-A brochure “Organic and Printed Electronics” 2013 Includes

Roadmap summary article Company profiles Product & Services directory Addresses, contact details of all members Information on OE-A and its services

Interactive, light-up cover page 4,000 devices produced Screen-printed electronic circuitry,

printed battery, printed push button and light-emitting diodes



Outline

Introduction OE-A

Application Fields

OE-A Roadmap




Collaboration is the Key to SuccessOE-A Demonstrator Projects OE-A supports and facilitates cooperation Key activity of the OE-A since 2005

Illustrate the potential and the integration possibilities of organic and printed electronics



Summary

Organic and printed electronics enables new business opportunities Commercial products are now appearing in most of the application clusters Key industries like automotive, healthcare, consumer electronics already use

organic and printed electronics on a large scale

The OE-A catalyzes joint efforts to further grow this industry. OE-A Roadmap describes path to the future and supports the industry,

research and governments in planning the transition Major societal and economic trends cross-fertilize printed electronics Cooperation along the value chain is key for success Standards create a common language.

OE-A provides the international industry platform and supports the companies in managing the transition to business



Thank You Very Much for Your Attention

Contact:Dr. Klaus HeckerManaging [email protected]

OE-Aa working group within VDMAFrankfurt, Germanywww.oe-a.orgwww.lope-c.com P

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