Voltera NOVA: Electroluminescence in Printed Electronics

In this NOVA print video, we're using Saralon's electroluminescent ink suite to create a version of our logo that, when connected to power, causes the light emitting materials to glow. Take a look at how this entire process was accomplished in just under three hours. Potential electroluminescent applications include high-visibility safety clothing, or automobile displays. Please note, the multi-layer function for NOVA is currently under development. To be notified when multi-layer launches later this year, please sign up here: https://share.hsforms.com/1q7Z-Skj4SG-8qM1V6cCzrQ34u2a Want to learn more about NOVA and its applications? Visit: https://www.voltera.io/nova Materials used: Saral Silver 700: https://www.saralon.com/en/inks/electrically-conductive-inks:silver-based-ink:saral-silver-700/ Saral Dielectric 600: https://www.saralon.com/en/inks/dielectric-inks:saral-dielectric-600/ Saral BluePhosphorL 800: https://www.saralon.com/en/inks/electroluminescent-inks:solvent-based-ink:saral-bluephosphorl-800/ Saral Conducting Polymer 700: https://www.saralon.com/en/inks/electrically-conductive-inks:polymer-based-ink:saral-conductingpolymer-700/ 0:00 – Intro 0:27 – Saral Silver 700 1:00 – Saral Dielectric 600 1:09 – Saral BluePhosphorL 1:17 – Saral Conducting Polymer 700 1:29 – Finished print 1:50 – Connecting to power