Low-power flexible strain sensors based on highly conductive graphene films

Zhe Wang; Peng Li; Daping He

doi:10.1360/tb-2020-0960

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Low-power flexible strain sensors based on highly conductive graphene films

Zhe Wang Peng Li Daping He

Year: 2021 Journal: Chinese Science Bulletin (Chinese Version) Vol: 66 (4-5)Pages: 401-402 Publisher: Science China Press

DOI: 10.1360/tb-2020-0960

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Abstract There is no abstract available for this article. strain sensor Low power consumption Strain transducer High conductivity low power graphene film Graphene film high conductivity × Update Abstract English Chinese Update

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Graphene Conductivity Materials science Strain (injury) Transducer Power consumption Electrical conductor Optoelectronics Power (physics) Nanotechnology Composite material Electrical engineering Engineering Physics

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