Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(46)
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
Abstract
With
the
rapid
development
of
electronic
industry,
it's
pressing
to
develop
multifunctional
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
materials
ensure
stable
operation
devices.
Herein,
multilayered
flexible
PEG@PAN/MXene
(Ti
3
C
2
T
x
)/PVDF@SiO
(PMF)
composite
film
has
been
constructed
from
level
microstructure
design
via
coaxial
electrospinning,
coating
spraying,
and
uniaxial
electrospinning
strategies.
Benefiting
effective
encapsulation
for
PEG
high
conductivity
MXene
coating,
with
loading
density
0.70
mg
cm
−2
exhibits
thermal
energy
storage
120.77
J
g
−1
great
EMI
performance
(EMI
SE
34.409
dB
SSE
49.086
)
in
X‐band
(8–12
GHz).
Therefore,
this
advanced
can
not
only
help
devices
prevent
influence
pollution
but
also
play
an
important
role
device
management.
Additionally,
deposition
nano
PVDF@SiO
fibers
(289
±
128
nm)
endowed
PMF
hydrophobic
properties
(water
contact
angle
126.5°)
working
hydrophilic
thereby
breaks
limitation
humid
application
environments.
The
finding
paves
a
new
way
novel
films
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(14)
Published: Aug. 29, 2022
Abstract
Flexible
electronics
is
an
emerging
field
of
research
involving
multiple
disciplines,
which
include
but
not
limited
to
physics,
chemistry,
materials
science,
electronic
engineering,
and
biology.
However,
the
broad
applications
flexible
are
still
restricted
due
several
limitations,
including
high
Young's
modulus,
poor
biocompatibility,
responsiveness.
Innovative
aiming
for
overcoming
these
drawbacks
boost
its
practical
application
highly
desirable.
Hydrogel
a
class
3D
crosslinked
hydrated
polymer
networks,
exceptional
material
properties
render
it
as
promising
candidate
next
generation
electronics.
Here,
latest
methods
synthesizing
advanced
functional
hydrogels
state‐of‐art
hydrogel‐based
in
various
fields
reviewed.
More
importantly,
correlation
between
hydrogel
device
performance
discussed
here,
have
better
understanding
development
by
using
environmentally
responsive
hydrogels.
Last,
perspectives
on
current
challenges
future
directions
multifunctional
provided.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(43)
Published: Sept. 6, 2022
Demand
for
electromagnetic
wave
(EMW)
absorbers
continues
to
increase
with
technological
advances
in
wearable
electronics
and
military
applications.
In
this
study,
a
new
strategy
overcome
the
drawbacks
of
current
by
employing
co-contribution
functional
polymer
frameworks
liquids
strong
EMW
absorption
properties
is
proposed.
Strongly
polar
water,
dimethyl
sulfoxide/water
mixtures,
highly
conductive
1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium
ethyl
sulfate
([EMI][ES])
are
immobilized
dielectrically
inert
networks
form
different
classes
gels
(hydrogels,
organogels,
ionogels).
These
demonstrate
high
correlation
between
their
dielectric
polarity/ionic
conductivity/non-covalent
interaction
liquids.
Thus,
performances
can
be
precisely
tuned
over
wide
range
due
diversity
stability
The
prepared
hydrogels
show
good
shielding
performance
(shielding
efficiency
>
20
dB)
constants,
while
organogels
moderate
attenuation
ability
impedance
matching
achieve
full-wave
X-band
(8.2-12.4
GHz)
at
2.5
±
0.5
mm.
ionogels
also
offer
effective
bandwidth
(10.79-16.38
GHz
2.2
mm)
via
prominent
ionic
conduction
loss.
short,
work
provides
conceptually
novel
platform
develop
high-efficient,
customizable,
low-cost
absorbers.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: June 14, 2022
Hydrogels
are
investigated
broadly
in
flexible
sensors
which
have
been
applied
into
wearable
electronics.
However,
further
application
of
hydrogels
is
restricted
by
the
ambiguity
sensing
mechanisms,
and
multi-functionalization
systems
based
on
terms
cost,
difficulty
integration,
device
fabrication
remains
a
challenge,
obstructing
specific
scenarios.
Herein,
cost-effective,
structure-specialized
scenario-applicable
3D
printing
direct
ink
writing
(DIW)
technology
fabricated
two-dimensional
(2D)
transition
metal
carbides
(MXenes)
bonded
hydrogel
sensor
with
excellent
strain
temperature
performance
developed.
Gauge
factor
(GF)
5.7
(0
-
191%
strain)
high
sensitivity
(-5.27%
°C-1)
within
wide
working
range
80
°C)
can
be
achieved.
In
particular,
corresponding
mechanisms
clarified
finite
element
analysis
first
use
situ
temperature-dependent
Raman
for
hydrogels,
printed
realize
precise
indication
shape
memory
solar
array
hinge.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. 15042 - 15052
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Developing
high-performance
and
functional
hydrogels
that
mimic
biological
materials
in
nature
is
promising
yet
remains
highly
challenging.
Through
a
facile,
scalable
unidirectional
freezing
followed
by
salting-out
approach,
type
of
composed
"trashed"
MXene
sediment
(MS)
biomimetic
pores
manufactured.
By
integrating
the
honeycomb-like
ordered
porous
structure,
conductive
MS,
water,
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
effectiveness
up
to
90
dB
X
band
can
reach
more
than
40
ultrabroadband
gigahertz
(8.2–40
GHz)
for
flexible
hydrogel,
outperforming
previously
reported
EMI
shields.
Moreover,
thanks
stable
framework
MS-based
influences
water
on
performance
are
quantitatively
identified.
Furthermore,
extremely
low
content
silver
nanowire
embedded
into
hydrogels,
leading
significantly
improved
multiple
reflection-induced
microwave
loss
thus
performance.
Last,
allow
sensitive
reliable
detection
human
motions
smart
coding.
This
work
not
only
achieves
control
via
interior
structure
but
also
demonstrates
waste-free,
low-cost,
strategy
prepare
multifunctional,
hydrogels.
Materials Today,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
66, P. 245 - 272
Published: April 10, 2023
Electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
is
critical
in
electronic
applications.
However,
the
currently
available
EMI
materials
are
restricted
customizability
and
application
flexibility.
Recent
advances
manufacturing
technologies
have
provided
a
unique
path
to
achieve
custom
creation
of
solutions.
A
successful
example
additive
(AM),
which
has
enabled
high
design
freedom,
efficient
performance
regulation,
multifunctionality
simultaneously
into
fabricated
shields,
offering
an
opportunity
start
revolution
field
shielding.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
latest
AM
materials,
aiming
provide
deep
understanding
connection
between
raw
methods,
considerations,
performances
shields.
We
first
introduce
mechanism
subsequently
focusing
on
characteristics
representative
methods
as-created
Based
requirements
create
application-oriented
solutions,
these
also
critically
compared.
Thereafter,
present
state-of-the-art
considerations
shields
examine
pivotal
roles
realizing
designs.
conclude
by
discussing
future
research
directions,
at
motivating
use
developments
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 31, 2023
Hydrogels
exhibit
potential
applications
in
smart
wearable
devices
because
of
their
exceptional
sensitivity
to
various
external
stimuli.
However,
are
limited
by
challenges
terms
issues
biocompatibility,
custom
shape,
and
self-healing.
Herein,
a
conductive,
stretchable,
adaptable,
self-healing,
biocompatible
liquid
metal
GaInSn/Ni-based
composite
hydrogel
is
developed
incorporating
magnetic
into
the
framework
through
crosslinking
polyvinyl
alcohol
(PVA)
with
sodium
tetraborate.
The
excellent
stretchability
fast
self-healing
capability
PVA/liquid
derived
from
its
abundant
hydrogen
binding
sites
fusion.
Significantly,
owing
constituent,
can
be
guided
remotely
using
an
field
specific
position
repair
broken
wires
no
need
for
manual
operation.
also
exhibits
sensitive
deformation
responses
used
as
strain
sensor
monitor
body
motions.
Additionally,
multifunctional
displays
absorption-dominated
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
properties.
total
performance
increases
~
62.5
dB
31.8
pure
PVA
at
thickness
3.0
mm.
proposed
bioinspired
demonstrates
substantial
application
intelligent
devices.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(18)
Published: Feb. 8, 2023
Abstract
Multifunctional
films
with
integrated
temperature
adjustment,
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding,
and
thermal
camouflage
are
remarkably
desirable
for
wearable
products.
Herein,
a
novel
Janus‐type
multifunctional
ultra‐flexible
film
is
fabricated
via
continuous
electrospinning
followed
by
spraying.
Interestingly,
in
the
polyvinyl
alcohol
(PVA)/phase
change
capsules
(PCC)
layer
(P
1
),
PCC
strung
on
PVA
fibers
to
form
stable
“candied
haws
stick”
structure
that
obviates
slipping
or
falling
off.
The
sufficient
melting
enthalpy
(141.4
J
g
−1
)
guarantees
its
thermoregulation
capability.
Simultaneously,
high
mid‐IR
emissivity
(90.15%)
endows
radiative
cooling
properties
(reducing
10.13
°C).
Mechanical
strength
significantly
improved
superimposing
polylactic
acid
(PLA)
2
surface.
By
spraying
thin
MXene
PLA
surface
of
P
film,
obtained
(MXene/P
MP
endowed
satisfactory
low‐voltage
heating,
photo‐thermal
superior
performance,
achieving
all‐season
comfort.
Impressively,
flexible
achieves
enhanced
EMI
shielding
effect
from
50.3
87.8
dB
through
simple
origami
process,
which
simplifies
manufacturing
process
high‐performance
materials.
In
brief,
an
attractive
candidate
future
products
personalized
management
anti‐electromagnetic
radiation.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(24)
Published: March 10, 2023
Abstract
Sophisticated
sensing
and
actuation
capabilities
of
many
living
organisms
in
nature
have
inspired
scientists
to
develop
biomimetic
somatosensory
soft
robots.
Herein,
the
design
fabrication
homogeneous
highly
conductive
hydrogels
for
bioinspired
actuators
are
reported.
The
synthesized
by
situ
copolymerization
surface‐functionalized
MXene/Poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene)/poly(styrenesulfonate)
ink
with
thermoresponsive
poly(
N
‐isopropylacrylamide)
hydrogels.
resulting
found
exhibit
high
conductivity
(11.76
S
m
−1
),
strain
sensitivity
(GF
9.93),
broad
working
range
(≈560%
strain),
stability
after
over
300
loading–unloading
cycles
at
100%
strain.
Importantly,
shape‐programmable
hydrogel
rapid
response,
light‐driven
remote
control,
self‐sensing
capability
developed
chemically
integrating
a
structurally
colored
polymer.
As
proof‐of‐concept
illustration,
applied
devising
programmable
shape‐morphing
an
artificial
octopus,
fish,
gripper
that
can
simultaneously
monitor
their
own
motions
via
real‐time
resistance
variation.
This
work
is
expected
offer
new
insights
into
advanced
materials
capabilities,
pave
avenue
development
soft‐matter‐based
self‐regulatory
intelligence
built‐in
feedback
control
paramount
significance
intelligent
robotics
automated
machines.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(1)
Published: Sept. 19, 2023
Abstract
Conductive
hydrogels
(CHs)
for
flexible
bioelectronic
devices
have
raised
great
attention
due
to
their
tunable
mechanical
performances,
adhesion,
anti‐swelling,
and
biocompatibility.
This
review
summarizes
the
current
development
of
conductive
hydrogel‐based
in
aspect
classifications
applications.
Firstly,
are
classified
into
two
kinds
according
types
conductivity:
ionic
electronic
(hydrogel
based
on
pure
materials,
introducing
micro/nano‐materials).
Secondly,
applications
device,
like
wearable
(strain
sensor,
body
fluid
detector,
serviced
extreme
environment),
tissue
engineering
(skin,
heart,
nerve,
muscle),
other
(bionic
robot,
cancer
treatment),
highly
illustrated.
Finally,
a
depth
outlook
is
given,
which
aims
promote
this
field
future.