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An all‐solution‐processed transparent conductive electrode with sheet resistance one order of magnitude smaller than conventional nanowire‐based transparent conductors has been developed. This is achieved by integrating all‐solution produced microwires with a nanowire solution and electroplating and electrowelding. Advantages of the resulting transparent conductor are indium‐free, vacuum‐free, and lithographic‐facility‐free, and metallic‐mask‐free, with small domain size (≈10 μm2), low sheet resistance (Rs < 1 Ω □−1), high optical transmittance (T > 80%), mechanical flexibility, and scalability, thus making it an excellent replacement for ITO.
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