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Simple dispersion of graphene incorporated rubber composite for resistive pressure sensor application

Ab Rahman Marlinda, Nurul Hazierah Kamaruddin, Abd Wahab Fadilah, Mardhiah Said, Nor Aliya Hamizi, Mohd Rafie Johan

2021Polymer Engineering and Science28 citationsDOI

Abstract

Abstract We developed a resistive pressure sensor based on stand‐alone film graphene incorporated natural rubber latex (NR/G) composite fabricated in a simple solution casting method. The graphene dispersion had multilayer properties and an average lateral size of ~60 nm successfully incorporated into the NR matrix to form bilayer graphene composite with the I 2D /I G calculated ratio of 1.301. The pressure sensor shows high sensitivity (~ 0.2 kPa −1 ), high cycle stability, and selective response to the applied pressure with a linear relationship of ~6.0 kPa. This work shows that graphene incorporated natural rubber latex pressure sensors with applicable potentials for smart wearable devices to allow pressure detection.

Topics & Concepts

Materials scienceGrapheneNatural rubberPressure sensorComposite numberResistive touchscreenDispersion (optics)Composite materialCastingNanotechnologyOpticsMechanical engineeringElectrical engineeringEngineeringPhysicsAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsConducting polymers and applicationsDielectric materials and actuators
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