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EL18.09.44 2023 MRS Spring Meeting

Effect of Photoinitiator Types and Concentrations on the Photocrossliking Density in Acrylate-based UV-curable Inks

When and Where

Apr 12, 2023
5:00pm - 7:00pm

Moscone West, Level 1, Exhibit Hall

Presenter

Co-Author(s)

Bo-Young Kim1,Subin Jo1,Jihoon Kim2,Seong Dae Park1,Myong Jae Yoo1,Hyunseung Yang1

Korea Electronics Technology Institute1,Kongju National University2

Abstract

Bo-Young Kim1,Subin Jo1,Jihoon Kim2,Seong Dae Park1,Myong Jae Yoo1,Hyunseung Yang1

Korea Electronics Technology Institute1,Kongju National University2
The acrylic resin has excellent mechanical and optical properties because it is simple to control the optical properties due to the molecular structure and forms 3-dimensional network structures after photocuring. In addition, the photocuring process has advantages of reducing process time because the curing time is shorter than thermal curing. Recently, the direct printing method using acrylate inks has been applied to manufacturing the printed circuit board for electric devices. [K1] After the manufacturing of circuit using acrylic ink, the chemical process such as etching is performed; for this reason, adhesion properties between ink layer and substrate become a very important factor in manufacturing the printed circuit board. In the case of acrylate inks, the crosslinking density is determined by the type and amount the photoinitiators, the contents of the monomer and oligomer, the UV irradiation time and intensity. In this study, acrylate inks are prepared by varying the type and amount of the photoinitiators, the photo curing behavior and the adhesion properties of acrylate inks[K2] . We confirmed that the photocrosslinking density of the acrylic ink increased as the photoinitiator content increased, also increased the adhesion to the substrate. Finally, acrylic inks with excellent adhesion and etching and stripping was prepared.

Keywords

adhesion | ink-jet printing

Symposium Organizers

Ho-Hsiu Chou, National Tsing Hua University
Francisco Molina-Lopez, KU Leuven
Sihong Wang, University of Chicago
Xuzhou Yan, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Symposium Support

Bronze
Azalea Vision
MilliporeSigma
Device, Cell Press

Session Chairs

Ho-Hsiu Chou
Francisco Molina-Lopez
Sihong Wang

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EL18.09.03
Highly Efficient Ternary Near-Infrared Organic Photodetectors for Biometric Monitoring

EL18.09.04
Direct Printing of Suspended Metal Oxides Nanowires on MEMS Chip as Gas Sensor

EL18.09.05
A Pen-on-Paper Graphene Oxide-Based Nanocomposite for Multitype Strain Sensing

EL18.09.06
Printed Memristors for Memory, Computing and Hardware Security

EL18.09.07
Formation of NiSi by Pulsed Laser Annealing on Contact Resistance Reduction and its Applications on Flexible Inverter and 6T-SRAM

EL18.09.08
Thiol-ene Chemistry in the Dielectric Layer Manipulating Polymer-based Devices from Transistors to Non-volatile Memory Devices

EL18.09.09
Photocurable Stretchable Silver Nanocomposite Electrodes

EL18.09.10
Morphological Investigation of High Performance Bulk Heterojunction Active Layer to Probe the Origin of Device Instability

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