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Production method | Advantage | Disadvantage | Year | Reference |
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Aerosol depositing (Wet Route) | Performance films and mass production | High cost, high temperature, complicated processes | 2011 | [26] |
Array-drawing (Wet Route) | High efficient cells | Small production and difficult to control | 2010 | [27] |
Transfer printing (Dry Route) | High performance, low cost, and simple method | Limitation of film size, limitation to control the manufacturing method | 2006 | [28] |
Dip-coating (Dry Route) | Cheap and simple method | Hard to control film thickness | 2012 | [29] |
Spin-coating (Dry Route) | Mass production, cheap and simple method | Loss of CNTs through fabrication and creation of inhomogeneous films | 2010 | [30] |
Spray-coating (Dry Route) | Rapid process, mass production, cheap and simple method | Creation of rude surfaces with possible aggregation of CNTs | 2010 | [31] |
EPD (Dry Route) | Cheap, rapid, and large area films | Hard to control the film thickness and limited substrate | 2008 | [32] |
Printing (Dry Route) | Possibility of using different substrates, simple and fast | Hard to control the film thickness | 2009 | [33] |
Brush painting (Dry Route) | Mass production, cheap and rapid deposition | Hard to control the film thickness | 2014 | [34] |
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