To satisfy the high electrical and thermal conductivity required for the development of microelectronic products, silver plated aluminum nitride (Ag/AlN) and silver plated chopped carbon fiber (Ag/CF) were added into an acrylate resin to prepare electrically conductive adhesives (ECAs) with high thermal conductivity. The Ag/AlN was prepared by subjecting AlN to an electroless silver plating using a Pb-free activation method. The Ag/AlN has good electrical and thermal conductivity compared to the AlN without treatment. When the weight fraction of Ag/AlN is 45 omega t%, the electrical conductivity of ECAs based on acrylate resin filled with Ag/AlN is 1.5 S/cm, and the thermal conductivity reaches 2.1 W/(m center dot K). With the addition of 3 omega t% Ag/CF as supplement filler, the electrical conductivity has a sharp increase to 17.8 S/cm because of the formation of conductive networks in the ECAs. However, the shear strength has an apparent loss, falling from 4.2 to 1.1 MPa.