Financials

__Financial Overview__
Dielectric Paste (White) Flexible Silver Paste Phosphor Paste (Green) Insulation Paste || 59.00 € || 50.00 € ||
 * ~ **Part** ||~ **Supplier** ||~ **Includes** ||~ **Cos**t ||
 * Electroluminescent Foil || Schreiner Printronics || EL-Foil (size of A4) || 39.00 € ||
 * Electroluminescent Sample-Kit || Gwent Group || Carbon Paste
 * Micro-controller || www.reichelt.de || Relais etc. || approx. 50.00 € ||
 * Screen || ? || Prepared Screen || approx.
 * Front Glass || ? || Glass || approx. 10.00 € ||
 * Front Foil (Plotted) || ? || Black Foil || approx. 10.00 € ||
 * ||  || **Sum (w/ Gwent)** || **218.00 €** ||
 * ||  || **Sum (w/o Gwent)** || **159.00 €** ||

**__ Financial __** Out of the decision on the production technology and how the clock should work the materials which are needful to realize the clock were summarized in a financial list. This financial list contains substrates like inks, foil and screen for the printing part and materials like a micro-controller for the electrical part. There was the possibility to produce the clock in two different ways. On the one side with the order of an electroluminescence foil from Schreiner Printronics resulting in a too sophisticated further processing which was difficult to realize that the decision was given with the possibility to print all layers at the Institute for Print and Media Technology. The first possible substrate that was in discussion to print on was glass, but ordering a flexible glass with a special size was too expensive for this project. Considering PET orITO-foil instead of glass made the production of this clock cheaper. Out of the properties of ITO, some pieces of ITO-foil were supplied by BASF Schwitzerland. For the printing part inks from Gwent came into use as well as inks from Dupont. The Dupont inks were available at the Institut, while the Gwent inks were ordered.