Abstract

This paper presents the latest investigations of thin film sensor developments based on amorphous hydrogenated carbon films. The piezo resistive layer is deposited in a plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition process in a thickness of 4-6 m. The advantage of this film is a excellent tribological behaviour with a hardness of 20-40 GPa and a coefficient of friction of 0,2 as it is well known from the diamond like carbon layers combined with a piezo resistive characteristic. This layer can detect loads without the need of elongation. A special sensor system in the shape of a washer can be easily integrated in screw joints to detect the normal load distribution.

Keywords:
Materials science Resistive touchscreen Tribology Layer (electronics) Thin film Chemical vapor deposition Carbon film Composite material Diamond-like carbon Amorphous solid Carbon fibers Optoelectronics Diamond Nanotechnology Electrical engineering Composite number Engineering

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Topics

Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research
Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  Materials Chemistry
Metal and Thin Film Mechanics
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Mechanics of Materials
Ion-surface interactions and analysis
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Computational Mechanics

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