ITO透明導電膜薄膜由於銦礦的逐漸枯竭，成本也跟著水漲船高，而對顯示器領域來說透明導電極為不可或缺之關鍵材料，因此替代性的研究也成為一門顯學，奈米碳管有良好的高結晶性、耐化學性、強機械度與良好的導電性，而導電高分子也可以實驗耐彎曲及高透光之目的，本研究除探討奈米碳管添加導電高分子的效果並實際利用調配好之奈米碳管油墨來製作透明導電膜，並且以此基礎設計9.7”之觸控面板，並測試其功能以驗證奈米碳管添加導電性高分子對於製作透明導電膜的可行性。
由研究中可得到0.2WT%CNT+乙醇胺3%+3%Binder並使用超音波震盪1hr於本研究中有較好的分散效果，且使用該分散後奈米碳管與市售Clevios PH500以1:1的比例的添加可以證明奈米碳管加上導電高分子可以有效提高導電性並且以濕膜塗佈厚度20.57um；乾膜測得厚度為4.2um可以製做出258Ω/□面電阻，其導電率為6.14x102 S/cm之透明導電膜,透光度可達88%左右，雖然在同樣基礎下光學特性仍不及ITO等材料，但是對於成本及製程上具有一定之優勢，本研究同時發現塗佈越厚阻抗越低但是透光越差。而濕膜厚大於32um則會開始內縮且團聚，小於14um則阻值表現不穩定。
本研究就光學及電性做探討，並實際使用Solomon的SSD2533 IC製作做出9.7”觸控面板，且經驗證可以做動。雖然現有文獻指出奈米碳管具有良好機械特性及耐化學性等特性，但是對於環測等耐候試驗，例如高溫高濕、冷熱沖擊、高低溫保存、耐溶劑、水煮或鹽霧測試等本研究並無著墨，因此沒有根據來證明其耐用性，因為要達商業化應用在耐環測測試上是重要的項目，因此可以做為後續研究，進行補強奈米碳管對於顯示器領域上應用的可行性。另外在圖案化加工上亦需要有良好的方式，如此才有機會被大量應用並且商業化。

ITO transparent conductive film due to the gradual depletion of indium ore and the cost continued to rise. The transparent conductive extremely indispensable material for the display area, so alternative research has also become a study. Carbon nanotubes have high crystallinity, chemical resistance, strong mechanical level and good electrical conductivity. The conductive polymer can experiment with resistance to bending and high transmittance purpose of this study. In addition, to explore the effect of carbon nanotubes add in conductive polymer, and the actual utilization of deployment of good ink of carbon nanotubes to make transparent conductive film. Under this basic, I design 9.7 "touch panel and test the feasibility of adding carbon nanotubes into conductive polymer for the production of transparent conductive film.
From the research, I found that 0.2WT% CNT plus the 3% ethanol amines with 3% binder for one hour get good dispersion effect by supersonic. Clevios PH500 and the dispersion obtained from the study prove that the proportion of adding carbon nanotubes and conductive polymer can effectively improve the electrical conductivity. The wet film coating 20.57um thickness; the dry film thickness measurement is 4.2um and makes the transparent conductive film surface resistance of 258Ω / □, the conductivity of 6.14x102 S / cm, and the light transmission up to about 88%. Although under the same basic, the optical properties still not good as ITO material, but there are advantages on cost and process. This study also found that thicker coating makes lower impedance but worse transparency. The wet film will start to shrink and reunion when thickness is greater than 32um and resistance performance will instability if less than 14um.
This study investigated the optical and electrical properties, and the actual use of Solomon's SSD2533 IC production to make a 9.7 "touch panel and works well have been proven. Literatures indicate that carbon nanotubes have good mechanical properties and chemical resistance features, but for the resistance of the environment test and other tests, such as high temperature and humidity, thermal shock, high cryopreservation solvent, boiled, and salt spray test of this study does not pass. Therefore, no basis to prove their durability, up to commercial applications is an important project in the environment measured resistance testing can be used as a follow-up study. More researches are needed for the feasibility of reinforcing carbon nanotubes applications in the display field. In addition, the patterns of processing also need to have a better way to gain a chance to be a large number of applications and commercialization.

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