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Flexible Copper-BasedThermistors Fabricated by LaserDirect Writing for Low-Temperature Sensing

Abstract

With the flexibilization tendency of traditional electronics, developing sensing devices for the low-temperature field is demanding. Here, we fabricated a flexible copper-based thermistor by a laser direct writing process with Cu ion precursors. The copper-based thermistor performs with excellent temperature sensing ability and high stability under different environments. We discussed the effect of laser power on the temperature sensitivity of the copper-based thermistor, explained the sensing mechanism of the as-written copper-based films, and fabricated a temperature sensor array for realizing temperature management in a specific zone. All of the investigations have demonstrated that such copper-based thermistors can be used as candidate devices for low-temperature sensing fields.

Keywords:
Thermistor Laser Temperature measurement Sensitivity (control systems) Process (computing) Power (physics) Laser power scaling

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Electrical and Thermal Properties of Materials
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