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US 6,887,556 B2Granted
Material for making a conductive pattern
AssigneeAgfa-Gevaert
InventorsJohan Lamotte, Frank Louwet, Tom Cloots, Huub Van Aert
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AssigneeAgfa-Gevaert
InventorsJohan Lamotte, Frank Louwet, Tom Cloots, Huub Van Aert
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A material for making a conductive pattern, the material comprising a support and a heat-differentiable element, the heat-differentiable element comprising an outermost layer containing a polyanion and an intrinsically conductive polymer and optionally a second layer contiguous with the outermost layer, characterized in that the outermost layer and/or the optional second layer contains hydrophobic thermocoagulable latex particles in a weight ratio range with respect to the intrinsically conductive polymer in the range of 20:1 to 1:5, the hydrophobic thermocoagulable latex particles are capable upon heating of increasing the conductivity of the heated parts of the outermost layer relative to the unheated parts of the outermost layer and/or changing the removability of the heated parts of the outermost layer relative to the unheated parts of the outermost layer and the heat-differentiable element does not comprise a di- or polyhydroxy organic compound or an aprotic compound with a dielectric constant, ∈, ≧15; a method of making a conductive pattern on a support therewith; and a use of the material for making a conductive pattern in making an electronic circuit in the production of an electric or semiconductor device such as a printed circuit board, an integrated circuit, a display or touch screen, an electroluminescent device or a photovoltaic cell.
A material for making a conductive pattern, said material comprising a support and a heat-differentiable element, said heat-differentiable element comprising an outermost layer containing a polyanion and an intrinsically conductive polymer and optionally a second layer contiguous with said outermost layer, characterized in that said outermost layer and/or said optional second layer contains hydrophobic thermocoagulable latex particles in a weight ratio range with respect to said intrinsically conductive polymer in the range of 20:1 to 1:5, said hydrophobic thermocoagulable latex particles are capable upon heating of increasing the conductivity of the heated parts of said outermost layer relative to the unheated parts of said outermost layer and/or changing the removability of the heated parts of said outermost layer relative to the unheated parts of said outermost layer and said heat-differentiable element does not comprise a di- or polyhydroxy organic compound or an aprotic compound with a dielectric constant, ∈, ≧15.
A method of making a conductive pattern on a support comprising the steps of:
A process for using a material for making a conductive pattern, said material comprising a support and a heat-differentiable element, said heat-differentiable element comprising an outermost layer containing a polyanion and an intrinsically conductive polymer and optionally a second layer contiguous with said outermost layer, characterized in that said outermost layer and/or said optional second layer contains hydrophobic thermocoagulable latex particles which are capable upon heating of increasing the conductivity of the heated parts of said outermost layer relative to the unheated parts of said outermost layer and/or changing the removability of the heated parts of said outermost layer relative to the unheated parts of said outermost layer and said heat-differentiable element does not comprise a di- or polyhydroxy organic compound, in making an electronic circuit in the production of an electric or semiconductor device such as a printed circuit board, an integrated circuit, a display or touch screen, an electroluminescent device or a photovoltaic cell.
A process for using a method of making a conductive pattern on a support comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.