UV-Cured Acrylic Conductive Inks for Microelectronic Devices (original) (raw)

This study presents the development of UV-cured acrylic conductive inks featuring dispersed silver nanoparticles in a poly(ethylene glycol) diacrylate matrix, aimed at improving the manufacturing of electronic devices. The research highlights the rheological control achieved through the addition of an aqueous silver nanoparticle dispersion, which facilitates compatibility with inkjet printing technology. Characterizations of the resulting conductive inks encompass thermal, morphological, and electrical properties, demonstrating their potential application in various electronic components due to their favorable conductivity and low viscosity.