Material and method for making an electroconductive pattern
AssigneeAgfa-Gevaert
InventorsJohan Lamotte, Frank Louwet, Marc Van Damme, Joan Vermeersch
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AssigneeAgfa-Gevaert
InventorsJohan Lamotte, Frank Louwet, Marc Van Damme, Joan Vermeersch
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A material for making an electroconductive pattern, the material comprising a support and a light-exposure differentiable element, characterized in that the light-exposure differentiable element comprises an outermost layer containing a polyanion and a polymer or copolymer of a substituted or unsubstituted thiophene, and optionally a second layer contiguous with the outermost layer; and wherein the outermost layer and/or the optional second layer contains a light-sensitive component capable upon exposure of changing the removability of the exposed parts of the outermost layer relative to the unexposed parts of the outermost layer; and a method of making an electroconductive pattern on a support using the material for making an electroconductive pattern.
A material for making an electroconductive pattern, said material comprising a support and a light-exposure differentiable element, characterized in that said light-exposure differentiable element comprises an outermost layer containing a polyanion and a polymer or copolymer of a substituted or unsubstituted thiophene, and optionally a second layer contiguous with said outermost layer;
Method of making an electroconductive pattern on a support comprising the steps of:
Method of making an electroconductive pattern on a support without a removal step comprising the steps of:
A material for making an electroconductive pattern, said material comprising a support and a light-exposure differentiable element, characterized in that said light-exposure differentiable element comprises an outermost layer containing a polyanion and a polymer or copolymer of a substituted or unsubstituted thiophene, and optionally a second layer contiguous with said outermost layer;
Method of making an electroconductive pattern on a support comprising the steps of:
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