Flexible Electronics: A Bi‐Sheath Fiber Sensor for Giant Tensile and Torsional Displacements (Adv. Funct. Mater. 35/2017)

Run Wang,Nan Jiang,Jian Su,Qu Yin,Yue Zhang,Zhongsheng Liu,Haibao Lin,Francisco A. Moura,Ningyi Yuan,Siegmar Roth, Richard S. Rome,Raquel Ovalle-Robles,Kanzan Inoue,Shougen Yin,Shaoli Fang,Weichao Wang,Jianning Ding,Linqi Shi,Ray H. Baughman,Zunfeng Liu

Advanced Functional Materials（2017）

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Abstract

A highly stretchable, resistive strain sensor composed of a bi-sheath structure is described by Jianning Ding, Linqi Shi, Zunfeng Liu, and co-workers in article number 1702134. Buckles of a carbon nanotube sheath contact with one another under compression of an underlying buckled elastomer sheath, which is co-axially coated on a rubber fiber. Stretching separates the buckles, resulting in linear increase of resistance with strain.

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flexible electronics,giant tensile,torsional displacements,bi-sheath

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