Silver nanowire transparent conductive film based on thermoplastic transparent polymer and preparation method thereof
A transparent conductive film, transparent polymer technology, applied in nanotechnology for material and surface science, conductive layer on insulating carrier, nanotechnology, etc., can solve the problem that the conductive layer is easily damaged by sticking, poor adhesion, The surface is not flat enough, etc.
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[0030] Take a specific volume of silver nanowire suspension in water, vacuum filter, and form a 32 mg / m3 solution on the filter membrane. 2 uniform conductive network. Then transfer the conductive network of silver nanowires to a clean glass substrate under certain temperature and pressure. Take a polyvinyl chloride substrate (thickness 2 mm, visible light transmittance 88.3%), press it tightly on the conductive network of silver nanowires, and pay attention to exclude all air. Uniformly pressurize about 1×10 on the polyvinyl chloride substrate 5 Pa, put into the heating furnace at 150-250 ○ Keep warm for 10-60 minutes in the C range, then take it out to cool naturally, peel off the PVC sheet from the glass, and the conductive network of silver nanowires is fully embedded on the surface of the PVC sheet.
[0031] The visible light transmittance curve of the obtained Ag-PVC transparent conductive film is as follows Figure 5 As shown, the visible light transmittance (550 ...
Embodiment 2
[0034] Take a specific volume of silver nanowire suspension in water, vacuum filter, and form a 64 mg / m3 solution on the filter membrane 2 uniform conductive network. Then transfer the conductive network of silver nanowires to a clean glass substrate under certain temperature and pressure. Take a polyvinyl chloride substrate (thickness 2 mm, visible light transmittance 88.3%), press it tightly on the conductive network of silver nanowires, and pay attention to exclude all air. Uniformly pressurize about 1×10 on the polyvinyl chloride substrate 5 Pa, put into the heating furnace at 150-250 ○ Keep warm for 10-60 minutes in the C range, then take it out to cool naturally, peel off the PVC sheet from the glass, and the conductive network of silver nanowires is fully embedded on the surface of the PVC sheet.
[0035] The visible light transmittance curve of the obtained Ag-PVC transparent conductive film is as follows Figure 5 As shown, the visible light transmittance (550 n...
Embodiment 3
[0038] Take a specific volume of ethanol suspension solution of silver nanowires and spray it on the glass to form a uniform conductive network of silver nanowires. The density of silver nanowires is about 80 mg / m 2 . Take a polyvinyl chloride substrate (thickness 2 mm, visible light transmittance 88.3%), press it tightly on the conductive network of silver nanowires, and pay attention to exclude all air. Uniformly pressurize about 1×10 on the polyvinyl chloride substrate 5 Pa, put into the heating furnace at 150-250 ○ Keep warm for 10-60 minutes in the C range, then take it out to cool naturally, peel off the PVC sheet from the glass, and the conductive network of silver nanowires is fully embedded on the surface of the PVC sheet. The visible light transmittance (at 550 nm) of the obtained transparent conductive film was 71.3%, and the sheet resistance was 18.3Ω.
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