| Literature DB >> 27314505 |
Xinqin Liao1, Zheng Zhang, Qingliang Liao, Qijie Liang, Yang Ou, Minxuan Xu, Minghua Li, Guangjie Zhang, Yue Zhang.
Abstract
Paper-based (PB) green electronics is an emerging and potentially game-changing technology due to ease of recycling/disposal, the economics of manufacture and the applicability to flexible electronics. Herein, new-type printable PB strain sensors (PPBSSs) from graphite glue (graphite powder and methylcellulose) have been fabricated. The graphite glue is exposed to thermal annealing to produce surface micro/nano cracks, which are very sensitive to compressive or tensile strain. The devices exhibit a gauge factor of 804.9, response time of 19.6 ms and strain resolution of 0.038%, all performance indicators attaining and even surpassing most of the recently reported strain sensors. Due to the distinctive sensing properties, flexibility and robustness, the PPBSSs are suitable for monitoring of diverse conditions such as structural strain, vibrational motion, human muscular movements and visual control.Entities:
Year: 2016 PMID: 27314505 DOI: 10.1039/c6nr02172g
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Nanoscale ISSN: 2040-3364 Impact factor: 7.790