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A highly sensitive piezoresistive sensor based on MXenes and polyvinyl butyral with a wide detection limit and low power consumption

Ruzhan Qin, Mingjun Hu, Xin Li, Li Yan, Chuanguang Wu, Jinzhang Liu, Haibin Gao, Guangcun Shan, Wei Huang

2020Nanoscale85 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

W), fast response time (∼110 ms) and good mechanical stability (over 10 000 maximum-pressure cycles). Moreover, it is demonstrated that the sensor can detect subtle bending and release activities of humans, including arterial pulses and voice signals, which makes it potentially suitable to be used as a wide detection range, highly sensitive and low power consumption piezoresistive sensor. This work provides a new avenue to expand the application of MXene-based flexible pressure sensors with a wide sensing range and ultra-low power consumption.

Topics & Concepts

MXenesMaterials sciencePiezoresistive effectGauge factorPolyvinyl butyralSensitivity (control systems)OptoelectronicsPressure sensorDetection limitPower (physics)Limit (mathematics)Electromagnetic interferenceSilicon carbideVoltageNanotechnologyResponse timeEMITriboelectric effectElectromagnetic shieldingWork (physics)Range (aeronautics)ConductivityComposite materialPower consumptionAcousticsBendingEnergy consumptionAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsInnovative Energy Harvesting TechnologiesMXene and MAX Phase Materials