Stretchable MXene/Carbon Nanotube Bilayer Strain Sensors with Tunable Sensitivity and Working Ranges
Cheng Yang,
Weixi Huang,
Yong Lin
et al.
Abstract:Stretchable strain sensors have gained increasing popularity
as
wearable devices to convert mechanical deformation of the human body
into electrical signals. Two-dimensional transition metal carbides
(Ti3C2T
x
MXene)
are promising candidates to achieve excellent sensitivity. However,
MXene films have been limited in operating strain ranges due to rapid
crack propagation during stretching. In this regard, this study reports
MXene/carbon nanotube bilayer films with tunable sensitivity and working
ranges. The de… Show more
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