A xurography-based rapid prototyping method to fabricate low-cost high quality metal electrodes

Metal leaves are commercially available as thin films that have a thickness of approximately 100 nm. Metal leaves are used as low-cost conductive films on non-conductive materials. In past, metal leaves have been used on different non-conducting substrates to fabricate electrodes for various applications including sensing, and energy storage. However, most of these studies have either used unpatterned or indirectly patterned metal leaves. Here, …