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RF Design for Inkjet Technology: Antenna Geometries and Layer Thickness Optimization by Pynttari, V., Halonen, E., Sillanpaa, H., Mantysalo, M., Makinen, R.

“…The suitability of local conductive print-layer thickness variation for RF applications is demonstrated on flexible substrates. First, the concept is subjected…”
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Environmental protection of inkjet-printed Ag conductors by Halonen, Eerik, Pynttäri, Vesa, Lilja, Juha, Sillanpää, Hannu, Mäntysalo, Matti, Heikkinen, Jouko, Mäkinen, Riku, Kaija, Tero, Salonen, Pekka

“…Electrically conductive silver nanoparticle ink patterns were fabricated using the inkjet printing method. Two different polymer films were used as the…”
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Integration of inkjet and RF SoC technologies to fabricate wireless physiological monitoring system by Sillanpaa, Hannu, Vehkaoja, Antti, Vorobiev, Dmitri, Nurmentaus, Sampo, Lekkala, Jukka, Mantysalo, Matti

“…Home and remote healthcare services based on the Internet-of-Things (IoT) have great business potential in future. Despite enormous development in ICT and…”
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Inkjet printed wireless biosensors on stretchable substrate by Sillanpaa, Hannu, Halonen, Eerik, Liimatta, Toni, Mantysalo, Matti

“…Wireless biosensors are suited for long-term monitoring of physiological signals. Inkjet printing wireless biosensors on stretchable substrate can be used to…”
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Application of a multiline material characterization method to inkjet printed electronics by Sillanpää, Hannu P., Rasku, Arttu S., Mäkinen, Riku M.

“…ABSTRACT Material characterization has become increasingly important with the adoption of simulation‐based workflow for microwave electronics design. This…”
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Application of Wide-Band Material Characterization Methods to Printable Electronics by Pynttäri, Vesa J, Mäkinen, Riku M, Palukuru, Vamsi Krishna, Östman, Kauko, Sillanpää, Hannu P, Kanerva, Tomi, Lepistö, Toivo, Hagberg, Juha, Jantunen, Heli

“…In this paper, characterization methods are presented with results from test structures printed with varying printing parameters and materials. It is shown…”
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Cost Sensitive Optimization of Deepfake Detector by Kukanov, Ivan, Karttunen, Janne, Sillanpaa, Hannu, Hautamaki, Ville

“…Since the invention of cinema, the manipulated videos have existed. But generating manipulated videos that can fool the viewer has been a time-consuming…”
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Inkjet printing in manufacturing of stretchable interconnects by Liimatta, Toni, Halonen, Eerik, Sillanpaa, Hannu, Niittynen, Juha, Mantysalo, Matti

“…Stretchable circuits have the potential to enable integrating electronics in everyday objects, but also skin-like, imperceptible electronic applications…”
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State-of-the-art in characterization-based printed electronics RF design by Makinen, Riku, Sillanpaa, Hannu, Jalo, Janne

“…Printed electronics manufacturing technology is well suited for thin, flexible wireless sensor applications. This work summarizes a state-of-the-art design…”
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Printed electronics RF design for body-worn wireless applications by Sillanpaa, Hannu, Alam, Shahed, Makinen, Riku

“…Wireless biosensor applications require RF electronics to operate in immediate proximity of the body. This work investigates the effect of human body on RF…”
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Application of a multiline material characterization method to inkjet printed electronics: Characterization of Printable Electronics Materials by Sillanpää, Hannu P., Rasku, Arttu S., Mäkinen, Riku M.

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Body-Worn Antennas Making a Splash: Lifejacket-Integrated Antennas for Global Search and Rescue Satellite System by Lilja, Juha, de Maagt, Peter, Pynttari, Vesa, Kaija, Tero, Makinen, Riku, Halonen, Eerik, Sillanpaa, Hannu, Heikkinen, Jouko, Mantysalo, Matti, Salonen, Pekka

“…The Cospas (Cosmicheskaya Sistyema Poiska Avariynich Sudov)-Sarsat Search-and-Rescue (SAR) satellite system provides distress alert and location data to assist…”
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Application of wide-band material parameter extraction techniques to printable electronics characterization by Sillanpaa, H., Lilja, J., Makinen, R., Ostman, K., Palukuru, V., Virtanen, J., Pynttari, V., Kanerva, T., Hagberg, J., Lepisto, T., Jantunen, H., Mansikkamaki, P.

“…Material characterization is an important part of printable electronics design, since material properties depend strongly on the manufacturing process. This…”
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Wide-band Electrical Characterization of printable nano-particle copper conductors by Makinen, R., Sillanpaa, H., Ostman, K., Palukuru, V., Pynttari, V., Kanerva, T., Hagberg, J., Lepisto, T., Jantunen, H., Yang, M., Laxton, P.B., Arimura, H., Ronkka, R.

“…Copper nano-particle ink suitable for printing is a promising substitute for silver- or gold-based inks for consumer electronics applications. However,…”
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Cost Sensitive Optimization of Deepfake Detector by Kukanov, Ivan, Karttunen, Janne, Sillanpää, Hannu, Hautamäki, Ville

“…Since the invention of cinema, the manipulated videos have existed. But generating manipulated videos that can fool the viewer has been a time-consuming…”
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Multiline material parameter extraction method performance analysis by Rasku, A, Sillanpää, Hannu, Hiltunen, I, Makinen, R

“…This paper presents a performance analysis of a multiline material parameter extraction method. The multiline method is a newly developed technique for the…”
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A multiline material parameter extraction method by Sillanpaa, H, Rasku, A, Makinen, R

“…Material characterization is an important part of printable electronics design since material properties depend strongly on the manufacturing process. This…”
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Wide-band characterization of printable electronics materials: the effect of conductor loss and internal inductance on relative permittivity by Lilja, J., Sillanpaa, H., Makinen, R., Palukuru, V., Ostman, K., Hagberg, J., Kanerva, T., Jantunen, H., Lepisto, T., Mansikkamaki, P.

“…This paper reviews the effect of finite conductivity of printed transmission lines on the measured dielectric constant. Printed conductors having thicknesses…”
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