Dictionary of Electronic Polymers is a comprehensive reference providing concise, authoritative information on smart, intelligent, shape-memory, electrically conducting, electroactive, and thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) polymers. These materials play a critical role in improving the performance of a wide range of advanced electronic and optoelectronic systems.
The unique properties of electronic polymers-including electroluminescence, semiconducting behavior, electrochromism, electronic and ionic conductivity-address key market requirements for next-generation technologies. Applications discussed throughout the dictionary include:
Key Features and Benefits
✔ Saves Time and Improves Understanding
With over 16,000 polymers and related terms, including 6,400 abbreviations, this dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, researchers, and professionals working in chemistry, physics, electronics, optoelectronics, materials science, and engineering.
✔ Helps Avoid Confusion
Long and complex chemical names are clearly explained and cross-referenced with an extensive list of abbreviations. Polymers with similar names or spellings are carefully differentiated, enabling fast and accurate identification.
✔ Comprehensive and Authoritative Resource
The content is supported by more than 2,600 scientific references from reputable sources, including publications associated with IUPAC, IEEE, NEMA, and other leading scientific and technical organizations. Each entry is supported by identifiers such as ISBN, DOI, and ISSN, ensuring traceability and reliability.
✔ Exceptional Scope and Depth
Spanning over 1,800 pages across two volumes, this dictionary provides unmatched breadth and depth, covering thousands of terms and concepts at the forefront of modern electronic materials and engineering.
Essential for Libraries and Professionals
This two-volume set is an essential acquisition for university, corporate, and public technical libraries. It supports research, education, and innovation by serving as a ready reference for emerging technologies and by inspiring future discoveries through precise terminology and well-documented knowledge.
No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Dictionary of Electronic Polymers is a comprehensive reference providing concise, authoritative information on smart, intelligent, shape-memory, electrically conducting, electroactive, and thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) polymers. These materials play a critical role in improving the performance of a wide range of advanced electronic and optoelectronic systems.The unique properties of electronic polymers-including electroluminescence, semiconducting behavior, electrochromism, electronic and ionic conductivity-address key market requirements for next-generation technologies. Applications discussed throughout the dictionary include: Micro- and nano-robotsMicro- and nano-air vehiclesBiosensors and medical devicesPhotovoltaic and energy-harvesting systemsArtificial skins and stretchable electronic textilesDiodes, actuators, and sensorsMicro- and nano-optical lensesMicro- and nano-printed circuit boardsKey Features and Benefits Saves Time and Improves Understanding With over 16,000 polymers and related terms, including 6,400 abbreviations, this dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, researchers, and professionals working in chemistry, physics, electronics, optoelectronics, materials science, and engineering. Helps Avoid Confusion Long and complex chemical names are clearly explained and cross-referenced with an extensive list of abbreviations. Polymers with similar names or spellings are carefully differentiated, enabling fast and accurate identification. Comprehensive and Authoritative Resource The content is supported by more than 2,600 scientific references from reputable sources, including publications associated with IUPAC, IEEE, NEMA, and other leading scientific and technical organizations. Each entry is supported by identifiers such as ISBN, DOI, and ISSN, ensuring traceability and reliability. Exceptional Scope and Depth Spanning over 1,800 pages across two volumes, this dictionary provides unmatched breadth and depth, covering thousands of terms and concepts at the forefront of modern electronic materials and engineering.Essential for Libraries and ProfessionalsThis two-volume set is an essential acquisition for university, corporate, and public technical libraries. It supports research, education, and innovation by serving as a ready reference for emerging technologies and by inspiring future discoveries through precise terminology and well-documented knowledge.No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary. No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary.Smart, Conductive, Electroactive, and Functional Materials for Advanced Technologies This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781774670989
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Dictionary of Electronic Polymers is a comprehensive reference providing concise, authoritative information on smart, intelligent, shape-memory, electrically conducting, electroactive, and thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) polymers. These materials play a critical role in improving the performance of a wide range of advanced electronic and optoelectronic systems.The unique properties of electronic polymers-including electroluminescence, semiconducting behavior, electrochromism, electronic and ionic conductivity-address key market requirements for next-generation technologies. Applications discussed throughout the dictionary include: Micro- and nano-robotsMicro- and nano-air vehiclesBiosensors and medical devicesPhotovoltaic and energy-harvesting systemsArtificial skins and stretchable electronic textilesDiodes, actuators, and sensorsMicro- and nano-optical lensesMicro- and nano-printed circuit boardsKey Features and Benefits Saves Time and Improves Understanding With over 16,000 polymers and related terms, including 6,400 abbreviations, this dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, researchers, and professionals working in chemistry, physics, electronics, optoelectronics, materials science, and engineering. Helps Avoid Confusion Long and complex chemical names are clearly explained and cross-referenced with an extensive list of abbreviations. Polymers with similar names or spellings are carefully differentiated, enabling fast and accurate identification. Comprehensive and Authoritative Resource The content is supported by more than 2,600 scientific references from reputable sources, including publications associated with IUPAC, IEEE, NEMA, and other leading scientific and technical organizations. Each entry is supported by identifiers such as ISBN, DOI, and ISSN, ensuring traceability and reliability. Exceptional Scope and Depth Spanning over 1,800 pages across two volumes, this dictionary provides unmatched breadth and depth, covering thousands of terms and concepts at the forefront of modern electronic materials and engineering.Essential for Libraries and ProfessionalsThis two-volume set is an essential acquisition for university, corporate, and public technical libraries. It supports research, education, and innovation by serving as a ready reference for emerging technologies and by inspiring future discoveries through precise terminology and well-documented knowledge.No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary. No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary.Smart, Conductive, Electroactive, and Functional Materials for Advanced Technologies This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781774670989
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Dictionary of Electronic Polymers is a comprehensive reference providing concise, authoritative information on smart, intelligent, shape-memory, electrically conducting, electroactive, and thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) polymers. These materials play a critical role in improving the performance of a wide range of advanced electronic and optoelectronic systems.The unique properties of electronic polymers-including electroluminescence, semiconducting behavior, electrochromism, electronic and ionic conductivity-address key market requirements for next-generation technologies. Applications discussed throughout the dictionary include: Micro- and nano-robotsMicro- and nano-air vehiclesBiosensors and medical devicesPhotovoltaic and energy-harvesting systemsArtificial skins and stretchable electronic textilesDiodes, actuators, and sensorsMicro- and nano-optical lensesMicro- and nano-printed circuit boardsKey Features and Benefits Saves Time and Improves Understanding With over 16,000 polymers and related terms, including 6,400 abbreviations, this dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, researchers, and professionals working in chemistry, physics, electronics, optoelectronics, materials science, and engineering. Helps Avoid Confusion Long and complex chemical names are clearly explained and cross-referenced with an extensive list of abbreviations. Polymers with similar names or spellings are carefully differentiated, enabling fast and accurate identification. Comprehensive and Authoritative Resource The content is supported by more than 2,600 scientific references from reputable sources, including publications associated with IUPAC, IEEE, NEMA, and other leading scientific and technical organizations. Each entry is supported by identifiers such as ISBN, DOI, and ISSN, ensuring traceability and reliability. Exceptional Scope and Depth Spanning over 1,800 pages across two volumes, this dictionary provides unmatched breadth and depth, covering thousands of terms and concepts at the forefront of modern electronic materials and engineering.Essential for Libraries and ProfessionalsThis two-volume set is an essential acquisition for university, corporate, and public technical libraries. It supports research, education, and innovation by serving as a ready reference for emerging technologies and by inspiring future discoveries through precise terminology and well-documented knowledge.No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary. No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary.Smart, Conductive, Electroactive, and Functional Materials for Advanced Technologies This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781774670989
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Dictionary of Electronic Polymers is a comprehensive reference providing concise, authoritative information on smart, intelligent, shape-memory, electrically conducting, electroactive, and thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) polymers. These materials play a critical role in improving the performance of a wide range of advanced electronic and optoelectronic systems.The unique properties of electronic polymers-including electroluminescence, semiconducting behavior, electrochromism, electronic and ionic conductivity-address key market requirements for next-generation technologies. Applications discussed throughout the dictionary include: - - Micro- and nano-robots- Micro- and nano-air vehicles- Biosensors and medical devices- Photovoltaic and energy-harvesting systems- Artificial skins and stretchable electronic textiles- Diodes, actuators, and sensors- Micro- and nano-optical lenses- Micro- and nano-printed circuit boardsKey Features and Benefits? Saves Time and Improves Understanding With over 16,000 polymers and related terms, including 6,400 abbreviations, this dictionary is an indispensable tool for students, researchers, and professionals working in chemistry, physics, electronics, optoelectronics, materials science, and engineering.? Helps Avoid Confusion Long and complex chemical names are clearly explained and cross-referenced with an extensive list of abbreviations. Polymers with similar names or spellings are carefully differentiated, enabling fast and accurate identification.? Comprehensive and Authoritative Resource The content is supported by more than 2,600 scientific references from reputable sources, including publications associated with IUPAC, IEEE, NEMA, and other leading scientific and technical organizations. Each entry is supported by identifiers such as ISBN, DOI, and ISSN, ensuring traceability and reliability.? Exceptional Scope and Depth Spanning over 1,800 pages across two volumes, this dictionary provides unmatched breadth and depth, covering thousands of terms and concepts at the forefront of modern electronic materials and engineering.Essential for Libraries and ProfessionalsThis two-volume set is an essential acquisition for university, corporate, and public technical libraries. It supports research, education, and innovation by serving as a ready reference for emerging technologies and by inspiring future discoveries through precise terminology and well-documented knowledge.No serious collection in electronic materials, polymers, or advanced engineering is complete without this dictionary. Seller Inventory # 9781774670989