Solution-synthesized chiral piezoelectric selenium nanowires for wearable self-powered human-integrated monitoring
Solution-synthesized chiral piezoelectric selenium nanowires for wearable self-powered human-integrated monitoring
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DOI:
10.1016/j.nanoen.2018.12.003
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发表时间:
2019-02
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17.6
通讯作者:
Min Wu;Yixiu Wang;Shengjie Gao;Ruoxing Wang;Chenxiang Ma;Zhiyuan Tang;Ning Bao;Wenxuan Wu
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作者:
Min Wu;Yixiu Wang;Shengjie Gao;Ruoxing Wang;Chenxiang Ma;Zhiyuan Tang;Ning Bao;Wenxuan Wu
Smart sensing devices with high stretchability and self-powered characteristics are essential in future generation wearable human-integrated applications. Here we report for the first time scalable synthesis and integration of selenium (Se) nanowires into wearable piezoelectric devices, and explore the feasibility of such devices for self-powered sensing applications, e.g., physiological monitoring. The ultrathin device can be conformably worn onto the human body, effectively converting the imperceptible time-variant mechanical vibration from the human body into distinguishable electrical signals, e.g., gesture, vocal movement, and radial artery pulse, through straining the piezoelectric Se nanowires. Our results suggest the potential of solution-synthesized Se nanowire a new class of piezoelectric nanomaterial for self-powered biomedical devices and opens doors to new technologies in energy, electronics, and sensor applications.