Nano ink for printing on glass substrate developed successfully in the United States

Recently, Ningbo Printing Factory, a researcher at the University of Illinois, developed a new type of ink composed of silver nanoparticles, which can be applied to the omnidirectional printing of plastics and glass substrates in the fields of electronics and optoelectronics, etc., to create more flexible and stretchable materials. The larger, spanned microelectrodes allow signals to pass from one circuit component to another. Related papers were published in the "Science News" on February 12. Shenzhen Printing Recruitment

In the paper, the professor of materials science and engineering of the university stated that Zhengzhou printed, patterned silver microelectrode can use high concentration of nanoparticle ink to print in all directions on semiconductors, plastics, and glass substrates with a width of less than 2 microns. . Unlike ink-jet printing and screen printing, the new type of ink also enables side printing. printing machine

Other experts said that the research team can also use different types of electronic materials to create highly integrated systems on many types of substrates. All-around printing can overcome some of the factors that restrict the development of potential electronic printing products, and lay the foundation for scientists to develop more advanced printing technologies. Text printing