Hi Gaurav,

If you're planning to print your own ITO then this article might be useful.

https://ac.els-cdn.com/S1877705812041719/1-s2.0-S1877705812041719-main.pdf?_tid=ce8e956a-99b5-46d6-b5a2-1a1e92307f26&acdnat=1548950809_6709ba3386314e2603cb255cdda8a2d9

Otherwise you could also use photolithography.

I hope it helps.

The attached article may helps you:

Goebbert, C., Nonninger, R., Aegerter, M.A. and Schmidt, H., 1999. Wet chemical deposition of ATO and ITO coatings using crystalline nanoparticles redispersable in solutions. Thin Solid Films, 351(1-2), pp.79-84.

Sputter the ITO with fairly high pressure, say 6-8 microbar.

Thanks for the valuable suggestion of all.

Hi Gaurav,

I am attaching one paper in which the author did the comparative study of transparent conductive coatings with two chemical routes, one using a conventional sol and the other a suspension of dispersed crystalline ITO nanoparticles. He explains why a sol – gel ITO coating exhibits a low porosity (P= 28%) and a columnar structure while the other type shows a higher porosity (P= 52%) and a granular structure in his paper

Please find the Attachment....

Thanks dear Poonam Kharangarh