A rigid–soft hybrid paper-based flexible pressure sensor with an ultrawide working range and frequency bandwidth

Wang, Cong; Quan, Jiamin; Liu, Linpeng; Cao, Peilin; Ding, Kaiwen; Ding, Yulong; Jia, Xianshi; Yan, Dejin; Lin, Nai; Duan, Ji'an

doi:10.1039/d4ta01394h

J. Mater. Chem. A

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4ta01394h

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A rigid–soft hybrid paper-based flexible pressure sensor with an ultrawide working range and frequency bandwidth

Cong Wang,

Jiamin Quan,

Linpeng Liu

et al.

Abstract: The demand for flexible pressure sensors with high performance is increasing in the growing wearable technology market. According to the developing requirement for green electronics, paper-based sensors, which are more...

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Bioinspired Stretchable Strain Sensor with High Linearity and Superhydrophobicity for Underwater Applications

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Wang,

Liu

et al. 2024

Adv Funct Materials

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Flexible strain sensors are of great significance in health monitoring, wearable electronic devices, intelligent robot sensing, and other fields. Most of the reported works focus on the enhancement of sensitivity or working range, while linearity is ignored and exhibits strong nonlinearity. Conflict among performances remains a serious challenge for the development of flexible strain sensors. Herein, inspired by the architecture of butterfly's wings, a strain sensor with double conductive layers and wrinkles/holes structures is proposed. The fabricated sensor shows a high linearity of >0.98 over a full working strain range of 120%, and a linearity of up to 0.999 within a strain range of 0%–30%. Apart from that, the sensor also presents a sensitivity of 8.28, high stability over 40 000 cycles when subjected to a full‐scale strain, as well as a water contact angle of >167.4°. Meanwhile, strains as low as 0.075% can be identified, while a maximum frequency of 40 Hz can be responded to for the sensor. It is demonstrated that the sensor is capable of enabling flexible grippers to sense and monitor the motions of underwater vehicles, indicating its greater potential for diverse applications, such as human–machine interaction, marine environmental protection, and biological research.

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Bioinspired Stretchable Strain Sensor with High Linearity and Superhydrophobicity for Underwater Applications

Wu,

Wang,

Liu

et al. 2024

Adv Funct Materials

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Bioinspired Microgroove’s Geometry Design and Finite Element Analysis of Bursting Influence Parameters for Metal-based Rupture Diaphragms

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Ultra-low cost and high-performance paper-based flexible pressure sensor for artificial intelligent E-skin

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Wang,

Liu

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A rigid–soft hybrid paper-based flexible pressure sensor with an ultrawide working range and frequency bandwidth

Abstract: The demand for flexible pressure sensors with high performance is increasing in the growing wearable technology market. According to the developing requirement for green electronics, paper-based sensors, which are more...

Cited by 6 publications

References 48 publications

Bioinspired Stretchable Strain Sensor with High Linearity and Superhydrophobicity for Underwater Applications

Bioinspired Stretchable Strain Sensor with High Linearity and Superhydrophobicity for Underwater Applications

Bioinspired Microgroove’s Geometry Design and Finite Element Analysis of Bursting Influence Parameters for Metal-based Rupture Diaphragms

Ultra-low cost and high-performance paper-based flexible pressure sensor for artificial intelligent E-skin

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