2016
DOI: 10.12772/tse.2016.53.097
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Response of Piezoelectric Rain Sensor Made from Electrospun PVDF Nanoweb to Different Raindrop Forms

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“…17 Nanowebs have a large surface area and are lightweight, with high porosity, allowing their use as filters, functional clothing materials, sensors, or scaffolds. 17 A number of studies aimed to fabricate nanoweb textile sensors utilizing polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) composites for the purpose of developing dry electrodes for bio-potential monitoring, 18 electrocardiography monitoring, 19 and wearable piezoelectric sensors, 20 while research in nanoweb-based strain sensor has been limited. 21 Notably, we can expect advances in wearer comfort when polyurethane nanowebs are applied to clothing due to their breathability and outstanding stretchability.…”
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“…17 Nanowebs have a large surface area and are lightweight, with high porosity, allowing their use as filters, functional clothing materials, sensors, or scaffolds. 17 A number of studies aimed to fabricate nanoweb textile sensors utilizing polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) composites for the purpose of developing dry electrodes for bio-potential monitoring, 18 electrocardiography monitoring, 19 and wearable piezoelectric sensors, 20 while research in nanoweb-based strain sensor has been limited. 21 Notably, we can expect advances in wearer comfort when polyurethane nanowebs are applied to clothing due to their breathability and outstanding stretchability.…”
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