Room-Temperature Sinterable Copper-Gold Alloy Nanoparticle Inks

Description:

Highly stable, Room-Temperature Sinterable Copper-Gold Alloy Nanoparticle ink technology for high-performance electronics 

 

 Technology Overview:  

 This new technology features a new copper-gold (CuAu) alloy nanoparticle ink technology in which the CuAu alloy nanoparticle ink can be printed on a substrate and become electrically conductive at room temperature without the need of any external triggering actions. In comparison with existing room-temperature sinterable Ag nanoink technology or thermally/optically-sinterable Cu nanoink technology, the new CuAu nanoparticles feature not only adjustable compositions, but also can be used for the same applications but with the major advantage of high stability  

 

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 Advantages:  

  • Unlike existing room-temperature sinterable Ag nanoink technology, these new copper-gold nanoparticle have high stability, which is highly desired for high-performance electronics and device applications. 

 

Patent Information:
For Information, Contact:
Virgil Beaston
Commercialization Manager
Binghamton University
vbeasto1@binghamton.edu
Inventors:
Chuan Jian Zhong
Shiyao Shan
Jin Luo
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