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January 1, 2019Journal of Materials Chemistry C

A highly sensitive and stress-direction-recognizing asterisk-shaped carbon nanotube strain sensor

Giheon Choi Hayeong Jang Seungtaek Oh Hyewon Cho Heemang Yoo Hyunil Kang Yoonseuk Choi Se Hyun Kim Hwa Sung Lee

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Abstract

Asterisk-shaped strain sensors have the recognizabilities of stress degree and direction to overcome the shortcomings of existing strain sensors.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9c7b3e9beff30feb5d2fec https://doi.org/10.1039/c9tc02486g

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