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Transparent Electrodes Based on Silver Nanowire Networks: From Physical Considerations towards Device Integration

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Table 1. A few characteristics associated to five common methods used to fabricate MNW networks
Figure 2. Evolution of the electrical resistance (R) of networks deposited by spin-coating and  composed of AgNW with different average diameters (D NW ) during a 2 °C.min -1  thermal ramp in air
Figure 3. (a) Optical total transmittance (substrate contribution non-subtracted) of a bare substrate  (in blue) and three types of transparent conductive materials in the UV-VIS-NIR region:
Figure 4.   ( a) In-situ measured resistance versus temperature of a AgNW network (deposited by  spray-coating) during a thermal ramp showing that when a 12 nm thick layer of Al 2 O 3  is deposited  by SALD on AgNWs, a clear stability enhancement is observ
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