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This paper describes several low‐cost methods for fabricating flexible electronic circuits on paper. The circuits comprise i) metallic wires (e.g., tin or zinc) that are deposited on the substrate by evaporation, sputtering, or airbrushing, and ii) discrete surface‐mountable electronic components that are fastened with conductive adhesive directly to the wires. These electronic circuits—like conventional...
Lightweight and flexible printed circuit boards (PCBs) have been produced by micro‐patterning metal on paper substrates, as reported by Siegel et al. on page 28. Paper‐based electronic devices can be folded and creased repeatedly, shaped to form three‐dimensional structures, integrated with paper‐based microfluidic devices, and disposed of by flame (as shown in the cover image).
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