Sensitive‐Tunable 1D Strain Sensor that is Only Sensitive to Axial Deformation

Abstract Soft strain sensors can accurately monitor the deformation of irregular and dynamic surfaces. However, traditional thin‐film strain sensors are generally not direction‐specific, and the sensor becomes unpredictable when stretched in different directions simultaneously. Here, a soft 1D strain sensor is reported that is only sensitive to axial deformation by rolling up a thin‐film strain sensor based on liquid metals (LM) and thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) elastomer. The sensitivity of the 1D sensor can be regulated by rolling the 2D sensor at different angles. The 1D strain sensors have a large strain measuring range (>100%), high strain resolution (0.5%), fast responsiveness (<40 ms), and high reproducibility (over 2000 cycles), which are expected to adapt to various application scenarios with different sensitivity requirements. In addition, 1D strain sensors with different sensitivities can be braided into a three‐strand braid to provide measurements with three different sensitivities at the same time.

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Advanced Materials Technologies
Published
2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1002/admt.202401405
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3
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Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials
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0.55

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Abstract

Abstract Soft strain sensors can accurately monitor the deformation of irregular and dynamic surfaces. However, traditional thin‐film strain sensors are generally not direction‐specific, and the sensor becomes unpredictable when stretched in different directions simultaneously. Here, a soft 1D strain sensor is reported that is only sensitive to axial deformation by rolling up a thin‐film strain sensor based on liquid metals (LM) and thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) elastomer. The sensitivity of the 1D sensor can be regulated by rolling the 2D sensor at different angles. The 1D strain sensors have a large strain measuring range (>100%), high strain resolution (0.5%), fast responsiveness (<40 ms), and high reproducibility (over 2000 cycles), which are expected to adapt to various application scenarios with different sensitivity requirements. In addition, 1D strain sensors with different sensitivities can be braided into a three‐strand braid to provide measurements with three different sensitivities at the same time.

Advanced Materials TechnologiesVol. 10(6)
Capital Medical University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 36%
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