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Revolutionizing Printed Electronics with NPOD: Custom Nanoparticle Production on Demand

The NPOD (NanoParticles On Demand) system by Todd Miller at the Microproducts Breakthrough Institute is a cutting-edge microchannel nanoparticle ink production method combined with drop-on-demand printing. This technology enables the efficient production of high-quality nanoparticle inks, significantly advancing the field of printed electronics. With features like a microreactor, concentrator, and printhead, NPOD provides key advantages: reduced solvent use, no shelf life limitations, minimized coffee ring effects, improved bulk properties, and lower costs. It is ideal for applications in printed electronics on polymers, including RFID antennae.

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Revolutionizing Printed Electronics with NPOD: Custom Nanoparticle Production on Demand

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  1. NanoParticles On Demand “NPOD” Todd Miller Microproducts Breakthrough Institute

  2. What is NPOD? A microchannelnanoparticle ink production system coupled with drop-on-demand printing. Reducing Solvent Integrated NPOD device Solvent recycle Deposited films, features Microreactor Concentrator Printhead Metal salt

  3. Advantages of nanoparticles Small particle size low melting T ability to sinter on polymer Printed electronics on polymers RFID antennae MicroFab printing system, Cabot silver nanoparticle ink

  4. Advantages of NPOD • Less Surfactants • No shelf life limitations • Reduced coffee ring effect • Improved bulk properties • Lower cost • Bulk reagents vs specialty inks • Less material deposited for equivalent trace conductance From a slide set titled “Crossing the Chasm: Commercializing Printed Electronics” by Daniel Gamota, Director of Printed Electronics at Motorola

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