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Stretchable, Transparent Graphene Interconnects for Arrays of Microscale Inorganic Light Emitting Diodes on Rubber Substrates
Rak-Hwan Kim,Myung-Ho Bae,Dae Gon Kim,Huanyu Cheng,Bong Hoon Kim,Bong Hoon Kim,Dae-Hyeong Kim,Ming Li,Ming Li,Jian Wu,Frank Du,Hoon Kim,Stanley Kim,David Estrada,Suck Won Hong,Yonggang Huang,Eric Pop,John A. Rogers +17 more
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The fabrication and design principles for using transparent graphene interconnects in stretchable arrays of microscale inorganic light emitting diodes (LEDs) on rubber substrates are described and several appealing properties of graphene are demonstrated, including its ability to spontaneously conform to significant surface topography.Abstract:
This paper describes the fabrication and design principles for using transparent graphene interconnects in stretchable arrays of microscale inorganic light emitting diodes (LEDs) on rubber substrates. We demonstrate several appealing properties of graphene for this purpose, including its ability to spontaneously conform to significant surface topography, in a manner that yields effective contacts even to deep, recessed device regions. Mechanics modeling reveals the fundamental aspects of this process, as well as the use of the same layers of graphene for interconnects designed to accommodate strains of 100% or more, in a completely reversible fashion. These attributes are compatible with conventional thin film processing and can yield high-performance devices in transparent layouts. Graphene interconnects possess attractive features for both existing and emerging applications of LEDs in information display, biomedical systems, and other environments.read more
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