Title
In-Line Resistance and Temperature Measurement of Conductive Inks
Author
Teunissen, J.P.
Abbel, R.
Hendriks, R.
Groen, P.
Publication year
2017
Abstract
The necessary metal-based inks typically consist of silver nanoparticles dispersed in a liquid carrier medium. In order to keep the ink stable and printable, the agglomeration and sedimentation of these functional components need to be prevented as long as they are not printed onto a substrate. This is typically done by the addition of organic (usually polymeric) stabilizers that induce repulsion between the metal nanoparticles. Process optimization involves the screening of a wide range of materials, temperatures, and sintering times and typically the resulting resistance is measured only at the end of the process. The measuring probe consists of an evaporated metal line that is covered with a thin isolating layer. In order to prevent direct electrical contact between the probe line and the conductive ink to be tested, the probe line is covered by an insulating layer. © 2018 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA. All rights reserved.
Subject
Agglomeration
Conductive ink
Electrical resistance
Liquid carrier medium
Metal-based inks
Sedimentation
Silver nanoparticles
Temperatures
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TNO identifier
842217
Publisher
Wiley-VCH Verlag
ISBN
9783527687169
Source
Handbook of Industrial Inkjet Printing: A Full System Approach, 1-2, 459-462
Document type
bookPart