Flexible transparent Ag NW micromesh electrode with enhanced electrical and thermal properties for multifunctional smart panel applications

Fu, Zhiwei; Zhu, He; Sun, Xin; Yao, Jikai; Dai, Ziyi; Cai, Rong; Qian, Kai

doi:10.1039/d4tc00589a

J. Mater. Chem. C

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4tc00589a

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Flexible transparent Ag NW micromesh electrode with enhanced electrical and thermal properties for multifunctional smart panel applications

Zhiwei Fu,

He Zhu,

Xin Sun

et al.

Abstract: With the advent of next-generation smart panels, it is highly desirable to integrate multiple functions for application in intelligent buildings, human–machine interfaces, art exhibitions, etc.

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2024

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Advanced multifunctional optical films or substrates have continued to develop as essential components in the diverse optical industry. Several functions, including high transparency, self-cleaning ability, structural color, flexibility, and durability, are required to obtain versatile and practical optical films. Herein, we introduce a cicada-wing-inspired transfunctional optical thin film (CITOTF) with nanostructures on both surface nanostructures inspired by the cicada-wings. CITOTFs made of perfluoropolyether (PFPE), which has a low refractive index, low surface energy, and high robustness as a substrate material, are obtained by a well-designed sandwich lithography method. We fabricated two types of CITOTFs depending on the size (300 and 1000 nm) of the surface nanostructure. 300-CITOTF and 1000-CITOTF exhibit high transparency and structural color effects, respectively. Both samples demonstrate self-cleaning ability, flexibility, and long-term stability. The bioinspired transfunctional optical films developed in this study can be used in various optical applications.

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Transfunctional Optical Thin Films via Bioinspired Engineering

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2024

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Flexible transparent Ag NW micromesh electrode with enhanced electrical and thermal properties for multifunctional smart panel applications

Abstract: With the advent of next-generation smart panels, it is highly desirable to integrate multiple functions for application in intelligent buildings, human–machine interfaces, art exhibitions, etc.

Cited by 2 publications

References 50 publications

Transfunctional Optical Thin Films via Bioinspired Engineering

Transfunctional Optical Thin Films via Bioinspired Engineering

A computational framework for quantifying electrical conductance in metallic nanomesh using image processing and computer vision technologies

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