Graphene Based Transparent Conductive Electrode

Ya Nan Wang; Peng Fei Gu; Jia Jia Cao; Tian Quan Lv; Tie Qiang Zhang; Yi Ding Wang; Yu Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.468-471.1823

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Graphene Based Transparent Conductive Electrode

Abstract:

As indium tin oxide (ITO) can not meet the demands of many devices due to its fragility, graphene seems to be a good alternative for transparent conductor purpose. Here we employ two methods to prepare graphene oxide films, and then process them with hydroiodic acid (HI) for reduction, aiming to get an optimized scheme and higher film quality. Finally the reduced graphene oxide films with transmittance of 70~80% at 550nm show sheet resistance of <10kΩ, which are good enough for transparent conductor uses. This study portends a promising future in this field.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 468-471)

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1823-1826

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February 2012

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Ya Nan Wang, Peng Fei Gu, Jia Jia Cao, Tian Quan Lv, Tie Qiang Zhang, Yi Ding Wang, Yu Zhang

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Graphen, Large Size, Solution-Processed, Transparent Conductive Electrode

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