Natural printed silk substrate circuit fabricated via surface modification using one step thermal transfer and reduction graphene oxide

Cao, Jiliang; Huang, Zeping; Wang, Chaoxia

doi:10.1016/j.apsusc.2018.01.094

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“…Surface mounting or modification through printing process is one of the most commonly used technique to fabricate supple and inexpensive functional textiles [5][6][7]. Printing usually transforms or modifies the surface properties for additional functionality and finds wide application in the electronics industries for developing printed sensors, flexible displays, RFIDs and wearable electronics [8][9][10][11][12]. A significant research has focused in past to develop interactive, smart and functional textiles through printing processes [13].…”

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“…A significant research has focused in past to develop interactive, smart and functional textiles through printing processes [13]. Screen-printing, inkjet printing and 3D printing are some of the well-known technologies used in past to impart various functionalities to textiles [8,11,14,15]. Nonetheless, every technology has its pros and cons.…”

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Development and characterisation of secured traceability tag for textile products by printing process

Agrawal

Campagne

Koehl

2018

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Product security is one of the major concerns in the textile industry. Every year, fashion brands suffer significant loss due to counterfeit products. Addressing this, the paper introduces a secured tag for traceability and security of textile products. The proposed tag is unclonable, which can be manufactured using conventional screen-printing process. Further, it can be read using a smartphone camera to authenticate the product and trace its history. Consequently, imparting additional functionality to the textile through surface modification. To validate its applicability, the study experimentally investigates the durability and readability of the developed secured tag using three different binders on polyester and cotton textiles substrates. A comparison is presented with an in-depth analysis of surfaces and binders interaction at different stages of the secured tag lifecycle, i.e. before print, after print, after wash and after abrasion cycles. The methodology and findings of the study can also be useful for other manufacturing domains dealing with the printing process.

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Development and characterisation of secured traceability tag for textile products by printing process

Agrawal

Campagne

Koehl

2018

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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“…13–15 In fact, owing to their high electrical conductivity, flexibility, and portability, graphene-based conductive clothes can be used to replace rigid and heavy electrical parts. 16–18 Although there are some difficulties in preparing graphene-based fabrics, 13,19,20 more and more scholars are devoting themselves to research this topic. 13,21,22…”

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“…A conductive fabric can be manufactured by covering the product with a nano graphene structure, which is light weight and flexible. Preparation methods for obtaining graphene conductive fabric include dipping, 12,23 padding, 24 printing, 20,21 brush coating, 25 and suction filtration. 26 methods.…”

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Graphene oxide-coated amino-modified polyacrylonitrile to fabricate highly conductive fabrics

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Wang

Zhang

2021

Textile Research Journal

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Graphene conductive polyacrylonitrile (PAN) substrate is an important material, owing to its high strength, flexibility, and comfort. In this work, a PAN fabric was cationized with triethylene tetramine (TETA) for increased adsorption of anionic graphene oxide (GO), which mainly forms ionic bonds. The TETA-modified PAN (Amino-PAN) fabric was then treated with GO using a dipping method followed by in situ reduction of GO to obtain reduced graphene oxide (RGO). The electric conductivity of Amino-PAN fabrics was increased with the increasing of TETA modification temperature from 90°C to 110°C. A surface electric resistance of 0.61 kΩ cm−1 was obtained for 2 g L−1 GO and TETA modification performed at 110°C for 2 h. This resistance was considerably lower than that of the original PAN fabric for one cycle of the dipping–reduction GO treatment (1RGO-PAN, 42.69 kΩ cm−1) and six cycles of the dipping–reduction GO treatment (6RGO-PAN, 1.52 kΩ cm−1). The results revealed that the anionic GO was more easily adsorbed on the surface of the Amino-PAN fabrics than on the original PAN fabrics. The surface electric resistance of the 1RGO-Amino-PAN fabrics slightly increased from 0.61 to 0.79 kΩ cm−1 after 30 washing cycles. The results showed that the RGO-coated Amino-PAN fabric had excellent washability. Furthermore, the TETA modification process reduced the dipping–reduction times of the GO finishing PAN fabrics, and can be easily used in the production of RGO-based flexible conductive material.

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Evaluation of Laundering Durability of Electro-conductive Textile Dip-coated on Para Aramid Knit with Graphene/Waterborne Polyurethane Composite

Kim

Lee

2018

Fibers Polym

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Natural printed silk substrate circuit fabricated via surface modification using one step thermal transfer and reduction graphene oxide

Cited by 11 publications

References 31 publications

Development and characterisation of secured traceability tag for textile products by printing process

Development and characterisation of secured traceability tag for textile products by printing process

Graphene oxide-coated amino-modified polyacrylonitrile to fabricate highly conductive fabrics

Evaluation of Laundering Durability of Electro-conductive Textile Dip-coated on Para Aramid Knit with Graphene/Waterborne Polyurethane Composite

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