Highly sensitive tubular strain sensors: From nanofiber arrangements and conductive carbon materials perspectives

Weixia Lan; Qiqi Ding; Xian Wu; Tao Zhou; Yuanshun Wang; Shouwei Gao; Qin Song; Weidong Zhang; Min‐Hsuan Lee; Yuanyuan Liu

doi:10.1016/j.mtcomm.2025.111569

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Highly sensitive tubular strain sensors: From nanofiber arrangements and conductive carbon materials perspectives

Weixia Lan Qiqi Ding Xian Wu Tao Zhou Yuanshun Wang Shouwei Gao Qin Song Weidong Zhang Min‐Hsuan Lee Yuanyuan Liu

Year: 2025 Journal: Materials Today Communications Vol: 43 Pages: 111569-111569 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2025.111569

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Materials science Carbon nanofiber Electrical conductor Strain (injury) Nanofiber Composite material Carbon fibers Carbon nanotube Nanotechnology Composite number

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