journal article·2012-12-21Open access

High‐Throughput Arrays for Rapid Characterization of Solution‐Processable Transparent Conducting Electrodes

Stephen Kustra, Haosheng Wu, Saurav Basu, Gustavo K. Rohde, Christopher J. Bettinger

Small· Volume 8· Issue 24

Abstract

High-throughput fabrication and characterization of nanomaterials represents an opportunity to discover optimal processing conditions for desired application-specific properties. Microfluidic devices used in combination with thermal annealing gradients produce high-throughput arrays of silver nanowire networks for screening optimal parameters in transparent conducting electrodes. A complementary technique to parallel characterization of nanowire network topology is also introduced.
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