| Title: |
Conducting Polymer
Ink
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| Inventor(s): |
Moon Gyu Han, Jay K. Sperry, Samuel
T. Ingram and Stephen H. Foulger
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| Abstract: |
The present invention is
directed to conductive polymer inks and methods for forming the
inks. The disclosed inks include a dispersion of conductive core/shell
nanoparticles. The core/shell nanoparticles include a polymeric
core and a shell formed of a conducting polymer. The inks can
include a dispersion of the core/shell nanoparticles in a liquid
carrier, such as an alcohol. The disclosed inks can be formulated
to high viscosities and can be utilized in high-speed printing
processes including rotogravure and flexographic printing processes.
Products encompassed by the invention include polymer devices
such as sensors, OFETs, RFID tags, printed circuit board, electrochromic
devices, non-volatile memory devices, photovoltaics, and the like.
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| Patent Status: |
Patent application has been filed. Detailed
information must be provided under a confidential disclosure agreement.
Please download the confidential disclosure form and mail the
completed form to:
Vincie Albritton, Associate Director
Clemson Research Park
Office of Technology Transfer
91 Technology Drive
A.M.R.L. Building, Room # 220
Anderson, SC 29625
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| Licensing: |
Our interest is to identify interested
industry parties to license the process and to collaborate with
in its further development.
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| Contact: |
For more information about this
technology, please contact:
Vincie Albritton, Associate Director
Phone: (864) 656-5708
Fax: (864) 656-0474
email: valbrit@clemson.edu
or
Janet Dillon, Project Administrator
Phone: (864) 656-4237
Fax: (864) 656-0474
email: gjanet@clemson.edu
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