journal article·2023-01Open access

Shear force strategy for preparation of aligned silver nanowire transparent conductive thin films

Yuehui Hu, Fang Hu, Yichuan Chen, Hao Gao, Wei Liu, Ke Zhou, Zhijian Min, Wenjun Zhu

Abstract

Silver nanowires transparent conductive films (AgNWs-TCFs) prepared by traditional rotary coating method, which will cause the failure of conductive channels of AgNWs-TCFs under current load because of their AgNWs distributing randomly, were restricted its industrial application of flexible electronic devices. In this paper, the aligned AgNWs-TCFs were deposited by using the shear force from the high-speed rotating concentrated nanowire solution. Based on the rheological performance test results, the preparation conditions were set at nanowire solution of 2.0 mg/mL and the substrate immersed in PEI of 0.5 mg/mL for 10 min. The aligned AgNWs-TCFs with one-layer structure (1 L-Aligned AgNWs-TCFs) and with perpendicular two-layer structure (2 L-Aligned AgNWs-TCFs) were obtained by shear rate of 400 rpm. It was found that the resistance of 1 L-Aligned AgNWs-TCFs showed a high degree of anisotropy, with a ratio of longitudinal and lateral resistance values of 3.60, while the resistance of 2 L-Aligned AgNWs-TCFs is isotropic similarly to randomly distribution AgNWs-TCFs. However, the current-loading stability of 2 L-Aligned AgNWs-TCFs is significantly improved. The failure voltage of 2 L-Aligned AgNWs-TCFs is 13 V, but that of randomly distributed AgNWs-TCFs is only 9 V. Compared to other aligned AgNWs-TCFs preparation methods, our method enables controllable preparation and industrial development of aligned AgNWs-TCFs.
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