High-Performance Airflow Sensors Based on Suspended Ultralong Carbon Nanotube Crossed Networks
Qinyuan Jiang,
Khaixien Leu,
Xingwang Gong
et al.
Abstract:Airflow sensors are in huge demand in many fields such as the aerospace industry, weather forecasting, environmental monitoring, chemical and biological engineering, health monitoring, wearable smart devices, etc. However, traditional airflow sensors can hardly meet the requirements of these applications in the aspects of sensitivity, response speed, detection threshold, detection range, and power consumption. Herein, this work reports high-performance airflow sensors based on suspended ultralong carbon nanotu… Show more
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