High‐Conductivity Elastomeric Electronics

By D. S. Gray, J. Tien, Christopher S. Chen. 2004

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Compliant thin film patterns of stiff materials as platforms for stretchable electronics (2005, background): “It has been shown that serpentine metal interconnects on elastomeric substrates can sustain more than 200 cycles of elongation by 25%.(12) An existing design for stretchable electronics is to fabricate on a polymeric substrate small functional islands of stiff materials, which are then linked by met”
Stretchability and compliance of freestanding serpentine-shaped ribbons (2014, methodology): “, 2006) or in-plane serpentines (Gray et al., 2004; Kim et al., 2008) are employed to replace straight wires.”
Design of metal interconnects for stretchable electronic circuits (2008, methodology): “Different configurations were simulated and compared among them and based on these results, a horseshoe like shape was suggested.”