High-performance and tailorable pressure sensor based on ultrathin conductive polymer film.
High-performance and tailorable pressure sensor based on ultrathin conductive polymer film.
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DOI:
10.1002/smll.201303601
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发表时间:
2014-04
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影响因子:
13.3
通讯作者:
Q. Shao;Zhiqiang Niu;Michael Hirtz;Lin Jiang;Yuanjun Liu;Zhaohui Wang;Xiaodong Chen
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作者:
Q. Shao;Zhiqiang Niu;Michael Hirtz;Lin Jiang;Yuanjun Liu;Zhaohui Wang;Xiaodong Chen
Pressure sensors have been used as tactile sensing elements on prosthetic hands and in humanoid robots,[1] employed during minimal access surgery [2, 3] and incorporated into smartphones and touch screen devices. More recently, the utilization of touch technology, such as pressure-sensitive artificial skin,[4, 5] can even compete with performance of human beings, which are capable of sensing a mass-loading as low as 0.1 g mm-2 (or about 1 kPa).[6–9] Despite the exciting development, researchers are still pushing forward and attempting to acquire the capability of detecting pressures lower than 1 kPa for applications with extreme requirements, such as detection of micro-sized objects.[10] However, such tasks are still challenging.[6, 11]