An overview of stretchable strain sensors from conductive polymer nanocomposites

By Qunli Yu, Xihua Cui, Mengyao Dong, Jiaoxia Zhang, Chao Wang, Jincheng Fan, Yutian Zhu, Zhanhu Guo. Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 2019

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This review paper summarizes the categories, sensing mechanisms, and affecting factors of flexible conductive polymer composite-based stretchable strain sensors.

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Citations in the corpus

• Application of intrinsically conducting polymers in flexible electronics (2021, background): “Apart from the mechanical flexibility, the electrodes should be highly stretchable for stretchable electronic devices, such as stretchable strain sensors and soft robotics.(12,13) However, the conventional conductors including metals, semiconductors, ICPs, CNTs and graphene have very limited stretch”
• Biosensing Applications of Polyaniline (PANI)-Based Nanocomposites: A Review (2020, background): “In addition, conductive polymerbased strain sensors have recently received much attention due to their ease of processing, tunable strain sensing, excellent durability, suitable flexibility, and high stretchability.([179]) Polymer-based materials reached much attention in biomedical and biodetecting”