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Low-temperature-cured highly conductive composite of Ag nanowires & polyvinyl alcohol

Low-temperature-cured highly conductive composite of Ag nanowires & polyvinyl alcohol
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摘要 Flexible conductive films were fabricated from a low-temperature-cured, highly conductive composite of silver nanowires (as conducting filler) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA, as binder). Sheet resistance of 0.12 Ω/sq, conductivity of 2.63 ×10^4 S/cm, and contact resistance of 1.0Ω/cm^2 were measured in the films, along with excellent resistance to scratch- ing and good flexibility, making them suitable electrical contact materials for flexible optoelectronic devices. Effects of curing temperature, curing duration, film thickness, and nanowire length on the film's electrical properties were studied. Due to the abundance of hydroxyl groups on its molecular chains, the addition of PVA improves the film's flexibility and resistance to scratching. Increased nanowire density and nanowire length benefit film conductance. Monte Carlo simulation was used to further explore the impact of these two parameters on the conductivity. It was observed that longer nanowires produce a higher length-ratio of conducting routes in the networks, giving better film conductivity. Flexible conductive films were fabricated from a low-temperature-cured, highly conductive composite of silver nanowires (as conducting filler) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA, as binder). Sheet resistance of 0.12 Ω/sq, conductivity of 2.63 ×10^4 S/cm, and contact resistance of 1.0Ω/cm^2 were measured in the films, along with excellent resistance to scratch- ing and good flexibility, making them suitable electrical contact materials for flexible optoelectronic devices. Effects of curing temperature, curing duration, film thickness, and nanowire length on the film's electrical properties were studied. Due to the abundance of hydroxyl groups on its molecular chains, the addition of PVA improves the film's flexibility and resistance to scratching. Increased nanowire density and nanowire length benefit film conductance. Monte Carlo simulation was used to further explore the impact of these two parameters on the conductivity. It was observed that longer nanowires produce a higher length-ratio of conducting routes in the networks, giving better film conductivity.
出处 《Chinese Physics B》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2017年第7期426-432,共7页 中国物理B(英文版)
基金 Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.61306080) the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province,China(Grant No.2015JJ3143) the Scientific and Technological Project of Hunan Provincial Development and Reform Commission,China
关键词 conductive composite polyvinyl alcohol silver nanowires Monte Carlo simulation conductive composite, polyvinyl alcohol, silver nanowires, Monte Carlo simulation
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