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|a Temperature Estimation during Pulsed Laser Sintering of Silver Nanoparticles
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|a During the thermal sintering of metal nanoparticles (NPs) the process temperature plays the most important role in the outcome of the sintering results and the selection of a suitable substrate. Here, temperature calculation during pulsed laser sintering of silver (Ag) nanoparticles (NPs) inkjet-printed on glass substrates is presented. During the pulsed laser sintering of Ag NPs, a minimum line resistivity less than twice the bulk silver resistivity was obtained within around 52 s under a laser power of 276 mW. The temperature field during the pulsed laser sintering of Ag NPs was estimated via a three-dimensional numerical model in which a temperature-dependent thermal conductivity of Ag NPs was adopted. An algorithm for treating the thermal conductivity of the heated Ag NPs in a region by a previous laser shot was devised for the improvement of the temperature field estimation. A maximum temperature of approximately 204◦C over the Ag NPs line was obtained with a 276 mW laser power and a scanning speed of 135 µm/s. © 2022 by the authorsLicensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland.
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|a inkjet-printing
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|a pulsed laser sintering
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|a silver nanoparticles
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|a temperature estimation
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|a thermal conductivity
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|a Hussain, A.
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|a Hwang, J.-Y.
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|a Kang, H.
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|a Lee, H.-L.
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|a Moon, S.-J.
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|a Moon, Y.-J.
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|t Applied Sciences (Switzerland)
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