Conducting polymer/silver nanowires stacking composite films for high-performance electrochromic devices

Thermally and electrically conductive multifunctional sensor based on epoxy/graphene composite

“…Various conductive materials including metal nanostructures (gold nanoparticles, gold and silver nanowires) [4][5][6] and carbon-based nanomaterials -graphene [7,8] and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) [9][10][11]-, and carbon black [12] -were investigated to develop multifunctional polymer-based composite films. Metal-based sensors normally have poor stretchability and undesirable heavy weight due to its high density [13].…”

Advances in constructing silver nanowire-based conductive pathways for flexible and stretchable electronics

“…121 Zhang et al compared the electrochromic polymer (ECP)/AgNWs composite films with the pure ECP film, and demonstrated that the optical contrast increased by 75% and 50% at initial and after 90 cycles, and the electrochemical impedance of the ECP/ AgNWs composite film was always lower than that of the corresponding pure ECP film. 317 In some cases, a small amount of AgNWs was incorporated into the polymer matrix as fillers or additives. Moreno et al adopted a simple solution mixing method to prepare AgNWs/PC nanocomposites, and the thermal stability of polycarbonate was improved significantly.…”

Conductivity Behaviour under Pressure of Copper Micro-Additive/Polyurethane Composites (Experiment and Modelling)

“…ECPCs combine some of the properties of polymers, such as low density, ease of processing, corrosion resistance, and low cost, while also exhibiting favourable electrical properties from the filler network. Therefore, they have been used in numerous technological applications such as sensors [ 12 ], supercapacitors [ 13 ], rechargeable batteries [ 14 ], anti-corrosion films [ 15 ], biomedical devices [ 3 ], organic solar cells [ 16 ], electrochromic [ 17 ], and smart fabrics [ 18 ].…”