Accession Number:

AD1098227

Title:

High Throughput Plasma Manufacturing for Graphene and Related Devices

Descriptive Note:

[Technical Report, Final Report]

Corporate Author:

University of California - Los Angeles

Personal Author(s):

• Fisher, Timothy S.

Report Date:

2019-12-17

Pagination or Media Count:

5

Abstract:

Major Goals A roll-to-roll plasma manufacturing system will be developed to mass-produce graphene and related nanostructured materials. The system will have direct impact on the increase of the efficiency and performance of nanomaterials and devices. Major goals are A feed rate of 1 km per day production of graphene. Mass produce graphene nanopetals for glucose biosensors, supercapacitors and composites. In this program, several value propositions have been tested by interviewing customers. The market-product fit model is examined to identify the opportunities and to avoid failure. This project will help us to discover customers that are willing to purchase the subject technology as a value-added element to their products.

Descriptors:

• material degradation processes
• materials laboratories
• carbon fibers
• materials
• composite materials
• epoxy resins
• graphene
• intellectual property
• mechanical properties
• mobile phones
• nanoparticles
• construction materials
• detectors
• fibers
• renewable energy
• resins
• detection
• electrical resistance
• energy
• experimental design

Subject Categories:

• Electrical and Electronic Equipment
• Laminates and Composite Materials

Distribution Statement:

[A, Approved For Public Release]