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October 25th, 2011 | PolyTC® films combined with IMD decorative films from Leonhard Kurz
Integrated touch sensors with graphic design - the new trend towards greater freedom of designTouch sensors are becoming ever more popular as replacements for mechanical buttons and controls. The trend is already clear: capacitive buttons and controls with attractive graphic designs integrated into surfaces. Transparent, conductive PolyTC® films from PolyIC make this possible in combination with IMD (in mold decoration) decorative films from Leonhard Kurz.
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October 11th, 2011 | Transparent touch sensors with PolyTC®
Transparent touch sensors with PolyTC® open up wide fields of applicationPolyTC®, the new, transparent conductive films from PolyIC, enable a multitude of new applications for touch sensor solutions to be developed. The shift away from mechanical keys and switches and towards capacitive touch sensors can be seen throughout the electronics and automotive sector.
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September, 16 2011 | PolyIC Education
PolyIC EducationPolyIC is looking for apprentices for 2012. We will educate Microtechnologists and Electronic Technicians. For further information please contact us via e-mail or phone +49 911 20249-0. Please ask for our brochure (available in German only).
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September 03, 2009 | Source: Joint press release of PolyIC, BASF, Evonik Industries, ELANTAS Beck and Siemens
Printed electronics: Joint research project MaDriX accomplishes a cross-company uniform material characterization in componentsFürth, Germany (September 3, 09) – ‘The market for organic and printed electronics will grow to become a multi-billion market over the next ten years,’ says Wolfgang Mildner, Chairman of the Organic Electronics Association (OE-A) and Managing Director of PolyIC GmbH & Co. KG.
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