Conductive ink, electronic label, its preparation method and radio frequency identification system
A conductive ink and electronic label technology, applied in the field of radio frequency identification, can solve the problem that rock corrosion cannot be monitored
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[0052] Conductive ink comprises conductive material, solvent, calcium carbonate filler and additive, and the content of each component of conductive ink is as table 1:
[0053] The content of each component of the conductive ink of table 1 (here all are mass percentages)
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[0056] After the above-mentioned components are mixed according to the above-mentioned ratio, the conductive ink is uniformly dispersed to form a conductive ink, which is evenly coated on the top of the PET substrate by 100T screen printing method, and heated and cured at 120°C to obtain a conductive pattern with a thickness of 20 μm 120. Cover the surface of the conductive pattern 120 with a PE protective film 130, and heat emboss for 10s at a temperature of 45°C and a pressure of 0.5MPa to obtain figure 1 RFID tags shown.
[0057] The obtained RFID tags were subjected to environmental acidification and weathering simulation tests. The specific method was: the RFID tags prepared in...
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