Flexible Piezoelectric Sensor for Real-Time Comprehensive Cardiovascular Monitoring

Wearable cardiovascular monitoring requires sensitive sensors and body-conforming electronics for reliable and automatic signal processing. Here, we present a fully self-contained platform that integrates a piezoelectric nanofibrous sensor with a custom flexible printed circuit board (PCB) for on-body charge amplification and filtering. Fabricated on a polyimide substrate with an ultralow bias current amplifier, the PCB preserves high-impedance piezoelectric signals for on-body signal processing. Electromechanical tests verified stable, linear performance improved by thermal annealing. System-level evaluation showed robust operation during cardiovascular monitoring, capturing radial, carotid, and seismocardiogram signals and extracting key cardiac parameters, demonstrating its potential as a practical, comprehensive, and wearable biosensing solution.

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ACS Applied Electronic Materials
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2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acsaelm.5c02070
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Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials
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Flexible Piezoelectric Sensor for Real-Time Comprehensive Cardiovascular Monitoring

Lin Dong, Sun Hwa Kwon, Nathan Zhang
ACS Applied Electronic Materials
Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials
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Flexible Piezoelectric Sensor for Real-Time Comprehensive Cardiovascular Monitoring

Lin Dong, Sun Hwa Kwon, Nathan Zhang
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Abstract

Wearable cardiovascular monitoring requires sensitive sensors and body-conforming electronics for reliable and automatic signal processing. Here, we present a fully self-contained platform that integrates a piezoelectric nanofibrous sensor with a custom flexible printed circuit board (PCB) for on-body charge amplification and filtering. Fabricated on a polyimide substrate with an ultralow bias current amplifier, the PCB preserves high-impedance piezoelectric signals for on-body signal processing. Electromechanical tests verified stable, linear performance improved by thermal annealing. System-level evaluation showed robust operation during cardiovascular monitoring, capturing radial, carotid, and seismocardiogram signals and extracting key cardiac parameters, demonstrating its potential as a practical, comprehensive, and wearable biosensing solution.

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