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HACS: Helical Auxetic Yarn Capacitive Strain Sensors with Sensitivity Beyond the Theoretical Limit (Adv. Mater. 10/2023)

Abstract

Capacitive Strain Sensors In article number 2209321, Tyler J. Cuthbert, Carlo Menon, and co-workers present a novel capacitive strain sensor that accesses sensitivity beyond the theoretical limit. The helical auxetic capacitive sensor (HACS) employs a two-component yarn structure allowing tuneable sensitivity and accessible strain ranges. The HACS sensitivity is found to be from an engulfment phenomenon, which is predicted with a geometric model and analyzed by X-ray μCT scanning.

Keywords:
Capacitive sensing Materials science Auxetics Sensitivity (control systems) Strain (injury) Limit (mathematics) Detection limit Composite material Yarn Optoelectronics Electrical engineering Electronic engineering Engineering Mathematical analysis

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