Product design: Formulation of a screen‐printable sintering‐type conductive paste
Lawrence K.Q. YanSze Kee TamKa Yip FungKa Ming Ng
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Abstract Due to the complexity of the screen‐printing operation and the rheological behaviors of the screen‐printable paste, such a paste is usually formulated by trial‐and‐error. In this report, a systematic procedure, based on heuristics and mechanistic models, for the design of a screen‐printable paste is developed. The procedure is demonstrated by a case study of the formulation of a conductive paste of copper particles .
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