Graphene Applications in Displays and Transparent, Conductive Films/Substrates

Abstract

Like CNTs, graphene has been studied as a possible replacement for well-established transparent conductors, transparent films, and conductive films such as indium tin oxide (ITO), due primarily to its high electrical conductivity relative to its thickness. Among the professed advantages of graphene are the ability to achieve more flexibility. To be transparent, graphene films generally need to be <10 nm thick [486], a criterion of course easily satisfied by monolayer graphene.