Stretchable ferroelectric nanoribbon and the mechanical stability of its domain structures
Stretchable ferroelectric nanoribbon and the mechanical stability of its domain structures
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可拉伸铁电纳米带及其畴结构的机械稳定性
DOI:
10.1063/1.5037213
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Yue Zheng
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作者:
Yun Chen;Jing Yu;Liqun Xiong;Weiming Xiong;Xiaoyue Zhang;Yue Zheng
The high stability to maintain stored information under mechanical deformation is an essential requirement for the practical applications of stretchable electronics. In addition to storage stability, large deformation and easy fabrication are also desirable features for stretchable devices. In this work, we use wavy P(VDF-TrFE) nanoribbons to achieve a mechanical deformation of more than 20%, and the fabricating procedure eliminates the need for complicated etching steps and lithographic masks. The stored information, which is written on the ribbons in the form of ferroelectric domains, is able to remain unchanged after large mechanical deformation. After 10 000 stretching/releasing cycles, the polarization orientation remains the same with very little change of the intensity. These P(VDF-TrFE) nanoribbons with large deformation and high stability demonstrate great potential for the enhanced storage performance of future stretchable electronics.The high stability to maintain stored information under mechanical deformation is an essential requirement for the practical applications of stretchable electronics. In addition to storage stability, large deformation and easy fabrication are also desirable features for stretchable devices. In this work, we use wavy P(VDF-TrFE) nanoribbons to achieve a mechanical deformation of more than 20%, and the fabricating procedure eliminates the need for complicated etching steps and lithographic masks. The stored information, which is written on the ribbons in the form of ferroelectric domains, is able to remain unchanged after large mechanical deformation. After 10 000 stretching/releasing cycles, the polarization orientation remains the same with very little change of the intensity. These P(VDF-TrFE) nanoribbons with large deformation and high stability demonstrate great potential for the enhanced storage performance of future stretchable electronics.