Ultra-low Temperature Curable Conductive Silver Adhesive with different Resin Matrix

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The ultra-low temperature curable conductive silver adhesive with curing temperature less than 100 °C needed urgently for the surface conductive treatment of piezoelectric composite material due to the low thermal resistance of composite material and low adhesion strength of adhesive. An ultra-low temperature curable conductive adhesive with high adhesion strength was obtained for the applications of piezoelectric composite material. The microstructure, conductive properties and adhesive properties with different resin matrix were investigated. The conductive adhesive with AG-80 as the resin matrix has the shorter curing time (20min), lower curing temperature (90°C) and higher adhesion strength (7.6MPa). The resistivity of AG-80 sample has the lower value (2.13 × 10-4Ω•cm) than the 618 sample (4.44 × 10-4Ω•cm).

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Zhou, X., Wang, L., Liao, Q., Yan, C., Li, X., & Qin, L. (2018). Ultra-low Temperature Curable Conductive Silver Adhesive with different Resin Matrix. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 317). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/317/1/012016

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