Elastomeric Sensor-Triboelectric Nanogenerator Coupled System for Multimodal Strain Sensing and Organic Vapor Detection

Arpita Kundu; Injamamul Arief; Subhradeep Mandal; Kamal Kumar Meena; Beate Krause; Ulrike Staudinger; Titash Mondal; Sven Wießner; Amit Das

doi:10.1021/acsami.4c14011

September 23, 2024ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

Elastomeric Sensor-Triboelectric Nanogenerator Coupled System for Multimodal Strain Sensing and Organic Vapor Detection

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A flexible piezoresistive sensor achieves multimodal strain sensing and organic vapor detection, operating effectively within a self-powered coupled configuration.
Ultrahigh gauge factor exceeding 220k enables subtle-to-high frequency motion detection, while triboelectric outputs provide a force sensitivity of 0.5 V/N across 50-300 N.
Fabrication using cross-linked ethylene propylene diene monomer elastomer supports robust, self-powered multifunctional devices for smart wearable electronics and platforms.

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Experimental study demonstrates multimodal strain sensing and organic vapor detection using an elastomeric triboelectric system, highlighting opportunities for self-powered wearable devices.

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