A Zinc‐Ion Battery‐Type Self‐Powered Pressure Sensor with Long Service Life
Qixiang Zhang, Dandan Lei, Nishuang Liu, Zunyu Liu, Ziqi Ren, Jianyu Yin, Peixue Jia, Wenzhong Lü, Yihua Gao
Abstract
Abstract Accurate and continuous pressure signal detection without external power supply is a key technology to realize the miniaturization of wearable electronic equipment, the internet of things, and artificial intelligence. However, it is difficult to be achieved by using current sensor technologies. Here, a new one‐body strategy, i.e., zinc‐ion battery pressure (ZIB‐P) sensor technology, which designs the rechargeable solid‐state ZIB itself as a flexible pressure sensor is reported. In the device, an isolation layer is introduced into the sandwich configuration solid‐state battery to realize the change of device internal resistance by pressure during the transformation of the mechanical signal to the electrical signal. This battery pressure sensor possesses good flexibility, fast response/recovery time (76.0/88.0 ms), stable long‐term response, excellent cycle stability (100 000 times), and wide pressure detection range (2.0 to 3.68 × 10 5 Pa). Especially, the excellent charge–discharge performance in the ZIB‐P sensor endows it with the real‐time detection ability of human vital signs (pulse, limb movement, etc.) and ultrahigh stability without degradation even under 100 000 times pressure stimulation. The ZIB‐P sensor strategy provides a new solution for the future development of miniaturized wearable electronic devices.