JOURNAL ARTICLE

Highly Sensitive Surface Acoustic Wave Flexible Strain Sensor

Qing LiJie LiuBin YangLijun LuZhiran YiYingwei TianJingquan Liu

Year: 2019 Journal:   IEEE Electron Device Letters Vol: 40 (6)Pages: 961-964   Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Abstract

This letter presents a highly sensitive flexible strain sensor based on surface acoustic wave (SAW) working principle. The SAW strain sensor employs the piezoelectric single crystal PMN-PT thick film, which significantly improves the sensitivity of the strain sensor to 1243.49 Hz/με. Meanwhile, the flexible strain sensor fabricated by the chemical and mechanical polishing process can realize a wide strain measurement range from -1000 to +1000 με. The repeatability of the device is also evaluated under the strain of 0 and 900 με. The testing results demonstrate that this developed sensor is an excellent candidate for small stain measurement.

Keywords:
Surface acoustic wave Materials science Strain (injury) Piezoelectricity Sensitivity (control systems) Polishing Acoustics Surface acoustic wave sensor Repeatability Acoustic wave Optoelectronics Piezoelectric sensor Composite material Electronic engineering Engineering

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