Fig. 2: The tri-system integration and extremely smooth surface of the substrate-integrated uFTEs via the iSPM. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: The tri-system integration and extremely smooth surface of the substrate-integrated uFTEs via the iSPM.

From: Tri-system integration in metal-oxide nanocomposites via in-situ solution-processed method for ultrathin flexible transparent electrodes

Fig. 2

The AgNW-AgNW interface. a, b The TEM images illustrating the respective Ag-PVP-Ag and Ag-Ag junctions regarding before and after the iSPM, respectively. c, d The ZnONP-ZnONP interface. TEM images of the respective ZnONPs before and after the iSPM. The respective insets are the corresponding diffraction patterns. The AgNW-ZnONP interface. e The as-prepared nanocomposite demonstrating the non-physical connection between AgNWs and ZnONPs in the presence of the PVP layer in the middle. f The TEM image magnifying near the interfacial region between AgNWs and ZnONPs. The representative FFT images were extracted from the corresponding (i), (ii), and (iii) boxes, showing an example of the well-matched lattice fringe between AgNWs and ZnONPs. There are many well-matched lattice fringe alignments that can be frequently found. The surface topography of the substrate-integrated uFTEs. g and h The SEM images of uFTEs according to with and without the tri-system integration, respectively. The respective insets are the corresponding magnified SEM images, illustrating ZnONP-poor (purple) and -rich (blue) surfaces, respectively. i and j, The AFM height profiles at the top-surface of the substrate-integrated uFTEs according to with and without the tri-system integration, respectively. The respective yellow lines are for measuring the corresponding average height profiles.

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