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Vhp Veiligheidspapierfabriek Ugchelen B.v.

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Dagobert Michel De Leeuw

Cornelis Maria Hart

Karel E Kuijk

Adrianus Johannes Maria Denissen

Gerwin Hermanus Gelinck

Joanne Henriette Desiree Monique Westerink

Maria Estrella Mena Benito

Rudolf Mathias Johannes Nicolaas Lamerichs

Johannes Krul

Wilhelm Bernardus De Hesse

Marion Kornelia Matters-Kammerer

Raymond Van Ee

Theodoor Gertrudis Silvester Maria Rijks

Joanne Henriëtte Desirée Monique Westerink

Thomas Cleophas Theodorus Geuns

Peter Tobias Herwig

Marieke Van Dooren

Timmy Robertus Maria Leufkens

Cornelius Maria Hart

Willem Huijbers

It is proposed to obtain information about a stress or anxiety level of a subject within a predetermined time period before, during and/or after a capture time of a fMRI scan image. Using this information, embodiments may provide additional/supplementary information that may aid, assist or otherwise improve interpretation of the fMRI scan image.

Functional magnetic resonance imaging

A coupler () having a first line () and a second line () also comprises a resonant structure () including a capacitor () and an inductor (). The coupler () thus delivers a coupling signal Sthat is substantially frequency independent over a frequency domain above the resonance frequency of the resonant structure (). Also, the signal Shas a high degree of directivity. The coupler () can be provided as part of an integrated electronic component, such as a multilayer substrate, a thin-film module or an IC. It can be applied in an electronic device () between a power amplifier () and an antenna (). The coupling signal Swill thus be provided to a controlling circuit ().

Coupler, integrated electronic component and electronic device

The invention relates to a substrate which is made from paper and is provided with at least one integrated circuit which is produced from a semiconductive organic polymer. A semiconductive organic polymer of this nature, when used as the base material for the integrated circuit, leads to the possibility of directly producing the substrate in the required thickness, to the need for support layers and/or protective layers being eliminated, and to the possibility of reducing the cost price of the substrate compared to substrates which comprise an integrated circuit of the silicon type.

Substrate which is made from paper and is provided with an integrated circuit

The present invention provides a method of photochemically producing a vertical interconnect between a first and a second thin-film microelectronic device in an vertical interconnect area which comprises an overlap of a stack of a first electrically conducting area, optionally an organic electrically semiconducting area, an organic electrically insulating area comprising adapted photoresist material and a second organic electrically conducting area, wherein the organic electrically insulating area is removed within the overlapping area and substituted by an electrically conducting area which is extended from at least said first or said second electrically conducting area. The method is useful in the manufacture of electronic devices, preferably integrated circuits, consisting substantially of organic materials.

Method of producing vertical interconnects between thin film microelectronic devices and products comprising such vertical interconnects

Display device in which switching elements (5) are realized in an organic semiconductor layer. Mutual insulation of the elements and pixels is obtained either electrically by applying depletion via voltages to a guard line (4) or physically by making parts of the organic semiconductor layer insulating.

Display device

An identification transponder comprising an identification code generator (10) embodied as an integrated circuit predominantly comprising organic materials. The integrated circuit may be provided on an anti-theft sticker (5) accommodating an LC resonant circuit (3, 4).

Identification transponder

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