2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3ta03398h
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Presenting the shape of sound through a dual-mode strain/tactile sensor

Kangqi Chang,
Jiancheng Dong,
Yanheng Mao
et al.

Abstract: Next-generation wearable electronics yearn for the sensitive components with cost-effectiveness, flexibility, sensitivity, and multi-functionality. In this work, an ultra-stretchable dual-mode strain/tactile sensor with high sensitivity and wide detection range is...

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“…It reduces the complexity of the sensor device and thus correspondingly reduces the cost of their preparation. 5,6 The representative sensors are constructed by dispersing conductive nanomaterials in a flexible substrate and usually exhibit excellent electrical conductivity and mechanical strength. 7 However, due to the fragility of the nano conductive network, such sensors often fail under large deformations and cannot meet the requirements of measuring large deformations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It reduces the complexity of the sensor device and thus correspondingly reduces the cost of their preparation. 5,6 The representative sensors are constructed by dispersing conductive nanomaterials in a flexible substrate and usually exhibit excellent electrical conductivity and mechanical strength. 7 However, due to the fragility of the nano conductive network, such sensors often fail under large deformations and cannot meet the requirements of measuring large deformations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%