3D-Printed Soft Temperature Sensors Based on Thermoelectric Effects for Fast Mapping of Localized Temperature Distributions
Seongkwon Hwang,
Doojoon Jang,
Heesuk Kim
et al.
Abstract:We propose a novel design of thermoelectric (TE) effect-based soft temperature sensors for directly monitoring localized subtle temperature stimuli. This design integrates rheology-engineered three-dimensional (3D) printing of highperformance carbon-based TE materials and polymer-based viscoelastic materials with low thermal conductivity. Rheological engineering of carbon nanotube (CNT) TE inks ensures the 3D printing of highly sensitive TE sensing units on directly written 3D soft platforms. Additionally, we … Show more
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