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Art meets science in Molex custom Soligie flexible printed sensor solutions

September 25, 2015 By Nic Abraham

Soligie

From concept to prototype to high-volume manufacturing, integrated Soligie electronics streamline R&D and deliver faster time-to-market, said Molex.

Molex, LLC expanded its printed electronics portfolio with the recent acquisition of Minnesota-based Soligie, Inc.  Custom Soligie solutions provide a robust and economical alternative to a rigid printed circuit board (PCB) or copper flex circuits in sensor applications for medical, industrial, consumer, defense, and other industries.

Soligie sensor solutions are ideal for measuring temperature, shock and humidity, physiological monitoring, environmental and biochemical sensors, and virtually any sensor product requiring a thin, flexible electronic form factor.  Soligie designs start with a low cost substrate onto which functional components are added using conductive silver ink to form the circuitry.  Suitable for integrating sensors, batteries, RFID, thin displays, LEDs and other passive devices, the Soligie manufacturing process yields small, flexible all-in-one sensor solutions at a lower overall cost than conventional circuitry.

Molex manufacturing capabilities include electronic device bonding using high precision roll-to-roll (R2R) and sheet-to-sheet technology.  A multi-station printing system can combine flexographic and rotary screen capability and the ability to print multiple layers for more efficient manufacturing.  The R2R high speed printing process for Soligiesolutions creates exact equivalents of copper circuitry in sensor applications, while reducing manufacturing processes, materials and cost.

Molex partners with customers and strategic suppliers to ensure Soligie materials and processes scaled to their functional requirements.  Services include Soligie sensor design and process development, prototype fabrication, product development, commercialization and manufacturing.  A framework of stringent quality systems ensures regulatory compliance, including ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 certified, and maintains compliance with FDA Current Good Manufacturing Processes.

For more information on Molex Flexible Printed Sensor Solutions please visit: www.molex.com/pa/printedcircuitproducts.html.

Molex, LLC
www.molex.com

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