Highly Sensitive Antenna Using Inkjet Overprinting with Particle-Free Conductive Inks

Highly Sensitive Antenna Using Inkjet Overprinting with Particle-Free Conductive Inks

Printed antennas with low signal losses and fast response in high-frequency bands have been required. Here we reported on highly sensitive antennas using additive patterning of particle-free metallo-organic decomposition silver inks. Inkjet overprinting of metallo-organic decomposition inks onto cop...

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Veröffentlicht in:ACS applied materials & interfaces 2012-11, Vol.4 (11), p.5732-5736
Hauptverfasser: Komoda, Natsuki, Nogi, Masaya, Suganuma, Katsuaki, Otsuka, Kanji
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description Printed antennas with low signal losses and fast response in high-frequency bands have been required. Here we reported on highly sensitive antennas using additive patterning of particle-free metallo-organic decomposition silver inks. Inkjet overprinting of metallo-organic decomposition inks onto copper foil and silver nanowire line produced antenna with mirror surfaces. As a result, the overprinted antennas decreased their return losses at 0.5–4.0 GHz and increased the speed of data communication in WiFi network.
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