USPTO Patent Application - Flexible Circuit
Summary
The USPTO has published a patent application (US20260082486A1) filed by Chibitronics Inc. on November 19, 2025. The application describes a flexible circuit design utilizing polymer particles and a metallized foil to create conductive traces on a non-conductive substrate.
What changed
This document is a publication of a patent application filed by Chibitronics Inc. for a flexible circuit technology. The application details a method for creating conductive circuit traces using polymer particles and a metallized foil adhered to a non-conductive substrate, with specific CPC classifications including H05K and H01M.
This publication serves as notice of the patent application and does not impose any new regulatory obligations or compliance requirements on regulated entities. Companies in the electronics manufacturing or materials science sectors may find the technical details of interest for innovation or competitive analysis.
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CIRCUIT
Application US20260082486A1 Kind: A1 Mar 19, 2026
Assignee
Chibitronics Inc.
Inventors
Jie Qi, Jonathan Samuelson
Abstract
A flexible circuit can include an electrically non-conductive substrate, a plurality of polymer particles deposited on the substrate, and an electrically conductive metallized foil. The polymer particles can be deposited onto the substrate according to a circuit trace pattern. The circuit trace pattern can define a path of at least one conductive circuit trace configured to couple electrically to a circuit element. The electrically conductive metallized foil can be configured to adhere to the polymer particles but not to the substrate to form the at least one conductive circuit trace.
CPC Classifications
H05K 1/181 H01M 10/425 H01M 50/559 H05K 2201/10037 H05K 2201/1028
Filing Date
2025-11-19
Application No.
19394761
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