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Guest Editor Joe Fjelstad talks with Intrinsiq Material's CEO Sujatha Ramanujan about the various applications for their unique nano copper material. One application is as a paste for conductive via fill; another is to simply sinter the nano copper particles in an oven to create an ultra-thin copper foil. Or, a circuit pattern can be laser-sintered and the remaining washed off, to create printed electronics, even on paper.
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