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A highly sensitive and stress-direction-recognizing asterisk-shaped carbon nanotube strain sensor
Giheon ChoiHayeong JangSeungtaek OhHyewon ChoHeemang YooHyunil KangYoonseuk ChoiSe Hyun KimHwa Sung Lee
Year: 2019 Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry C Vol: 7 (31)Pages: 9504-9512 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
Abstract
Asterisk-shaped strain sensors have the recognizabilities of stress degree and direction to overcome the shortcomings of existing strain sensors.
Keywords:
Asterisk Materials science Strain (injury) Carbon nanotube Stress (linguistics) Stress–strain curve Composite material Nanotechnology Deformation (meteorology) Computer science Medicine Internal medicine World Wide Web
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