Conductive pattern and method of making
OwnerJames P. Coleman, Ian J. Forster +4inventors
InventorsJames P. Coleman, Ian J. Forster, Scott Wayne Ferguson, Jaime C. Grunlan, Andrew W. Holman, Peikang Liu
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OwnerJames P. Coleman, Ian J. Forster +4inventors
InventorsJames P. Coleman, Ian J. Forster, Scott Wayne Ferguson, Jaime C. Grunlan, Andrew W. Holman, Peikang Liu
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A method of forming an electrically-conductive pattern includes selectively electroplating the top portions of a substrate that corresponds to the pattern, and separating the conductive pattern from the substrate. The electroplating may also include electrically connecting the conductive pattern to an electrical component. Conductive ink, such as ink including carbon particles, may be selectively placed on the conductive substrate to facilitate plating of the desired pattern and/or to facilitate separation of the pattern from the substrate. An example of a conductive pattern is an antenna for a radio-frequency identification (RFID) device such as a label or a tag. One example of an electrical component that may be electrically connected to the antenna, is an RFID strap or chip.
A method of making a conductive pattern, the method comprising:
A method of making a radio frequency identification (RFID) device, comprising:
A radio frequency identification (RFID) device comprising:
A method of producing an RFID device, comprising:
A method of making a conductive pattern, the method comprising:
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