Crack-induced Ag nanowire networks for transparent, stretchable, and highly sensitive strain sensors

Chan-Jae Lee; Keum Hwan Park; Chul Jong Han; Min Suk Oh; Ban Seok You; Young-Seok Kim; Jong‐Woong Kim

doi:10.1038/s41598-017-08484-y

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Crack-induced Ag nanowire networks for transparent, stretchable, and highly sensitive strain sensors

Chan-Jae Lee Keum Hwan Park Chul Jong Han Min Suk Oh Ban Seok You Young-Seok Kim Jong‐Woong Kim

Year: 2017 Journal: Scientific Reports Vol: 7 (1)Pages: 7959-7959 Publisher: Nature Portfolio

DOI: 10.1038/s41598-017-08484-y

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Gauge factor Materials science Percolation (cognitive psychology) Nanowire Strain (injury) Adhesion Composite material Strain gauge Polymer Nanotechnology Optoelectronics Fabrication

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