| abstract |
An electrical circuit board is provided with a substrate, preferably of paper such as gloss art paper, bond paper or a semi-synthetic paper, and an electrical circuit lithographically printed onto the substrate from an ink comprising electrical particles suspended in a resin. The resin may be an organic resin such as an alkyd resin, and the conductive particles may be metallic silver. The manufacture of electrical components such as resistors and capacitors and antennae is also described. The circuit printing technique is reliable, cheap and can be based on a range of substrates not previously possible. |