Journal of Applied Polymer Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
141(43)
Published: Aug. 21, 2024
Abstract
With
the
development
of
nanotechnology,
laser
matter
interaction
has
become
intriguing
for
many
applications,
including
manufacturing
flexible
electronics
to
improve
interface
behaviors.
Employing
high
repetition
rate
nanojoining
transfer
patterning,
this
study
ensures
robust
and
consistent
stability
electrical
properties
MWCNTs.
This
procedure
meticulously
eliminates
contaminants
from
between
PET
substrates
carbon
nanotube‐containing
epoxy,
significantly
influencing
degree
alteration
in
composite
material
By
increasing
original
sample
irradiated
by
a
with
80
kHz,
defect
concentration
nanotubes
decreases
0.448
×
10
6
/nm
2
0.39376
,
respectively.
The
relationship
conductivity
semiconductor
under
irradiation
is
multifaceted
context‐dependent.
Optimizing
crucial
defining
kind
density
nanotubes.
found
an
3.6799
−4
S/m
at
kHz.
Laser
ablation
poised
key
recycling
method
plastic
materials
future
industries.
When
MWCNTs
are
used
processing
new
materials,
not
only
enhances
mechanical
recycled
plastics
but
also
creates
high‐performance
composites
added
value.
Additionally,
quick
nature
process
helps
minimize
toxicity
reducing
exposure
time
need
harmful
chemicals.
These
exhibit
superior
suitable
advanced
applications
such
as
electronics,
sensors,
nanocomposite
contributing
both
sustainability
economic
value
various
industrial
sectors.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(6), P. 2007 - 2007
Published: March 21, 2024
In
this
study,
flexible
nanocomposites
made
from
PVDF-HFP
reinforced
with
carbon
nanotubes
(CNTs)
and
graphene
nanoplatelets
(GNPs)
are
manufactured
using
a
sonication
solvent
casting
method
for
monitoring
purposes.
More
specifically,
the
effect
of
volume
batch
under
process
is
explored.
For
CNT-based
composites,
electrical
conductivity
decreases
as
increases
due
to
less
effective
dispersion
CNTs
during
30-min
sonication.
The
maximum
achieved
in
type
sensor
1.44
±
0.17
S/m.
GNP-based
nanocomposites,
lower
is,
more
breakage
induced
by
sonication,
response
decreases.
This
also
validated
AC
analysis,
where
characteristic
frequencies
extracted.
Here,
measured
8.66
1.76
electromechanical
results
show
dependency
on
volume.
higher
gauge
factor
corresponds
size,
may
be
because
it
leads
dispersed
pathway
formed
aggregates
connected
tunneling
mechanisms.
contrast,
GF
depends
lateral
size
GNPs.
biggest
all
sensors
PVDF-HFP/GNP
sensors,
having
value
69.36
×
104
at
35%
strain,
while
highest
PVDF-HFP/CNT
79.70
103
70%.
addition,
cycling
tests
robust
two
different
strain
percentages
each
nanocomposite.
sensitivity
selected
joint
movements
proof
applicability
manufactured.
IEEE Sensors Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(10), P. 16902 - 16911
Published: April 2, 2024
Wearable
strain
sensors
based
on
Poly
(vinylidene
fluoride-co-hexafluoropropylene)
(PVDF-HFP)
reinforced
with
carbon
nanotubes
(CNTs)
dispersed
Triton
surfactant
by
solvent
casting
are
proposed.
The
analysis
of
the
electrical
response
shows
that
conductivity
increases
CNT
content,
as
expected,
whereas
addition
a
high
content
is
more
efficient
at
low
contents
it
forms
network.
An
AC
Electrochemical
Impedance
Spectroscopy
was
carried
out,
where
variation
in
R
int
/R
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">tunnel
ratio
and
analyzed.
This
when
pathway
saturated
transport
occurs
mainly
through
aggregates,
or
tunneling
mechanism
starts
to
take
relevance.
Electromechanical
under
tensile
loading
sensitivity
decreasing
reaching
gauge
factor
(GF)
values
around
10
4
80-90
%
level,
higher
than
most
research
found
literature.
Furthermore,
cycling
similar
peak
base
between
consecutive
cycles
medium-term
response,
highlighting
robustness
sensors.
Finally,
subjected
proof-of-concept
test
for
finger
elbow
movement
monitoring,
good
agreement
mechanical
observed,
demonstrating
applicability
proposed
materials
monitoring
medium
large
human
movements.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 23, 2024
Abstract
Recent
advancements
in
organic
materials
based
sensor
technology
created
a
prospective
field
designing
sensors
that
are
both
cost‐effective
and
environment
friendly.
In
view
of
an
electronic
material
system
has
been
prepared
depositing
uniform
layer
graphite‐infused
Polyaniline
(PANI)
onto
the
sponge
framework
using
straightforward
physical
vapor
deposition
technique.
The
active
were
studied
for
composition,
morphology,
optical
properties,
charge
transport
characteristics.
current
context
rapidly
growing
technology,
this
works
describes
innovative
approach
improving
response
PANI/Gr
composites,
integrated
into
porous
PU
substrates.
Incorporation
graphite
PANI
improved
electrical
conductivity
composite
structure
increased
interaction
surface
area.
performance
humidity
detection
was
evaluated
by
studying
their
resistive
under
varying
levels,
which
measured
through
current‐voltage
(I‐V)
higher
sites
reported
sensing
leads
to
inspiring
sensitivity
0.522–26.22
kΩ/%
RH
with
reasonable
recovery
time
572
416
sec
respectively.
Additionally,
consisting
degradable
will
offer
useful
way
reducing
garbage.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(21), P. 11154 - 11154
Published: Nov. 3, 2022
Wearable
technology
components
have
been
integrated
into
accessories
and
then
clothes
over
the
evolutionary
process.
In
future,
it
is
predicted
that
wearable
technologies
will
be
patchable
implantable.
Despite
progress
in
technologies,
there
an
adaptation
problem
technologies.
One
of
most
important
reasons
for
this
negative
product
experiences
users.
study,
we
investigated
user
accessory-based
textile-based
Due
to
temporality
experience,
a
mixed
method
was
developed,
including
survey
expectations
before
use,
diary-interview
during
semi-structured
interview
after
use.
The
data
obtained
with
these
methods
were
analyzed
SPSS
NVivo
programs
two
different
wearing-style
compared.
As
result
analyses,
has
revealed
give
more
positive
experience
use
may
preferred
terms
wearability.
APL Bioengineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(2)
Published: May 31, 2023
This
Editorial
highlights
some
current
challenges
and
emerging
solutions
in
wearable
sensors,
a
maturing
field
where
interdisciplinary
crosstalk
is
of
paramount
importance.
Currently,
investigation
efforts
are
aimed
at
expanding
the
application
scenarios
translating
early
developments
from
basic
research
to
widespread
adoption
personal
health
monitoring
for
diagnostic
therapeutic
purposes.
translation
requires
addressing
several
old
new
that
summarized
this
editorial.
The
special
issue
"Emerging
technologies
sensors"
includes
four
selected
contributions
leading
researchers,
exploring
topic
different
perspectives.
aim
provide
APL
Bioengineering
readers
with
solid
timely
overall
vision
recent
examples
avenues.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(17), P. 6909 - 6919
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Flexible
piezoresistive
pressure
sensors
are
key
components
in
wearable
technologies
for
health
monitoring,
digital
healthcare,
human–machine
interfaces,
and
robotics.
Among
active
materials
sensing,
graphene-based
extremely
promising
because
of
their
outstanding
physical
characteristics.
Currently,
a
challenge
sensing
is
the
sensitivity
enhancement
through
fine
tuning
material's
electro-mechanical
properties.
Here,
we
describe
novel
versatile
approach
to
modulating
by
combining
chemically
reduced
graphene
oxide
(rGO)
with
thermally
responsive
material,
namely,
trifunctional
polybenzoxazine
thermoset
precursor
based
on
tris(3-aminopropyl)amine
phenol
reagents
(PtPA).
The
integration
rGO
thermoresist
matrix
results
an
electrically
conductive
nanocomposite
where
triggered
resist's
polymerization
modulates
material
rigidity
consequently
response
pressure.
Pressure
comprising
rGO-PtPA
blend
exhibit
sensitivities
ranging
from
10–2
1
kPa–1,
which
can
be
modulated
controlling
rGO:PtPA
ratio
or
curing
temperature.
Our
represents
proof-of-concept
on-demand
behavior.
Combined
solution
processability
thermal
process
compatible
large-area
coatings
flexible
supports,
this
method
holds
great
potential
applications
monitoring.
Chemosensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(10), P. 529 - 529
Published: Oct. 8, 2023
Bending
strain
sensors
based
on
one-dimensional
ZnO
nanorod
(NR)
arrays
cross-linked
with
interdigitated
electrodes
were
fabricated
polyethylene
terephthalate
(PET)
substrates.
NRs
grown
using
the
hydrothermal
method
through
dopings
different
transition
metals,
such
as
Co,
Ni,
or
Co-plus-Ni,
PET
substrates,
and
their
microstructural
morphology
crystalline
properties
examined
by
a
variety
of
surface
analysis
methods.
Ultraviolet
photoresponse
normalized
resistance
change
measured
according
to
bending
strains
concave
convex
directions,
highest
gauge
factors
175
83
achieved
in
respectively,
at
1.75%,
when
Co-plus-Ni
was
doped
NRs.