Block copolymer structural color strain sensor
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2018
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Abstract
A novel block copolymer structural color strain sensor was developed, capable of electrically sensing a strain in capacitance change with simultaneous visualization of the strain. A thin mechanochromic bilayer of a block copolymer structural film with 1-D periodic lamellae placed on an ionic gel layer allowed for direct visualization of strain while sensing in capacitance when embedded in an elastomeric dielectric medium. Our block copolymer structural strain sensor was suitable for a reflective mode electronic skin which readily recognized human motion of the finger, elbow, and knee.
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| Authors | Park, Tae Hyun;Yu, Seunggun;Cho, Sung Hwan;Kang, Han Sol;Kim, Yeongsik;Kim, Min Ju;Eoh, Hongkyu;Park, Chanho;Jeong, Beomjin;Lee, Seung Won;Ryu, Du Yeol;Huh, June;Park, Cheolmin; |
| Journal | npg asia materials |
| Year | 2018 |
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