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What is Conventional Electronics? With an Example!!!
Is conventional electronics is also called flexible electronics.
 

In what context was applied this expression ?



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In the context of Printed electronics.
 

In that context, conventional electronics means normal, non-printed electronics. Typically consists of SMD or through-hole components soldered to a PCB.
 

Printed electronics is also called digital electronics

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so you're saying,the materials, sensors, topologies, throughput, cost, weight, robustness, area utilization and time to markets, manufacturing techniques are different for conv and printed electronics?
 

Greeshu said:
Printed electronics is also called digital electronics
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No. Most digital electronics today is not printed electronics.
For that matter, most analog electronics today is not printed electronics either.

Greeshu said:
so you're saying,the materials, sensors, topologies, throughput, cost, weight, robustness, area utilization and time to markets, manufacturing techniques are different for conv and printed electronics?
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I didn't say any of that, but most of it is probably true.

Did you look at the article I linked in your other thread?
 

i'm not getting clear picture out this explanation
 


thanks godfreyl
 

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