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Patent drawing for Self-similar and fractal design for stretchable electronics
US 10,192,830 B2
Semiconductors US 10,192,830 B2 Not in force

Self-similar and fractal design for stretchable electronics

This invention describes electronic circuits that can stretch and bend without breaking. It achieves this by designing the conductive parts, like wires or semiconductors, in special repeating patterns, similar to fractals, and embedding them in a stretchy material. This specific design allows the electronic components to deform elastically while maintaining their electrical function.

Why it matters: Manufacturing techniques for flexible electronics have advanced, making the precise fabrication of these complex, stretchable patterns more achievable and robust than in 2017.

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How hard to build
SpecializedMicrofabrication, specialized materials, precise patterning

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