3D hybrid porous Mxene-sponge network and its application in piezoresistive sensor
By Yang Yue, Nishuang Liu, Weijie Liu, Mian Li, Yanan Ma, Cheng Luo, Siliang Wang, Jiangyu Rao, Xiaokang Hu, J. Su and 3 more. Nano Energy, 2018
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Abstract High-performance pressure sensors attract widespread attention due to the potential applications in human-machine interaction and wearable electronics. However, most of flexible pressure sensors need elaborate nanostructure design, and thus their manufacture is consuming and complicated. Therefore, a large-scale and low-cost technology is highly desirable to fabricate flexible pressure sensitive materials with high sensitivity in broad pressure range. Here, an MXene-sponge was fabricated by a simple and efficient dipping-coating process method and was applied in the piezoresistive sensor with insulating Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) nanowires as a spacer. The sensor based on MXene-sponge presents high sensitivity for a broad pressure range (147 kPa−1 for less than 5.37 kPa region and 442 kPa−1 for 5.37–18.56 kPa region), a low detection limit of 9 Pa, a rapid response time of 138 ms, and an excellent durability over 10,000 cycles. Human physiological signal (such as respiration, joint movement and pulses) can be real-time monitored by the MXene-sponge sensor. The potential applications of the sensor in measuring pressure distribution and human-machine interaction are also explored.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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