Abstract
The fluctuation of the stretched resistance of composites based on inkjet-printed silver nanowires (AgNW) and polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) is controlled by different ratios of a curing agent in PDMS, with an optimized normalized resistance change as low as 4.67% in a 50% tensile testing cycle. The results confirm that the properties of PDMS including the Young’s modulus and creep deformation play key roles in controlling the resistance changes of stretched AgNW–PDMS composites based on inkjet-printed AgNW, which opens up applications of inkjet-printable elastic AgNW conductors in stretchable electronics.
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