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Despite the huge market potential of Printed Electronics on Flexible substrates, the printed circuits and systems are yet to be manufacturable due to high cost fabrication processes, large process variations between devices, large and somewhat intractable variations when the devices and their substrates are bent, and lack of a comprehensive Process Development Kit (PDK). In this review paper, we review...
Owing to interacting with the living tissue directly, the electrode-tissue interface largely determines the performance of the whole bioelectronics devices. The miniaturization of biomedical electronic components requires interface materials to possess properties including excellent electrical performance, good biocompatibility and compatibility with microelectronic fabrication process. Considering...
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