article·2015-07-01Open access

Strain Sensors: A Highly Sensitive and Reliable Strain Sensor Using a Hierarchical 3D and Ordered Network of Carbon Nanotubes (Small 25/2015)

Jeongeun Seo, Tae Jae Lee, Chaehyun Lim, 이수범, Rui Chen, Doyeon Ann, Seung‐Beck Lee, Haiwon Lee

Abstract

The film fabricated by H. Lee and co-workers on page 2990 has ordered, interconnected single-walled cabron nanotubes (SWCNTs) as a result of a simple transfer method using a hierarchical SWCNT structure grown on a Si pillar substrate. This is the new approach for the directional 3D alignment of SWCNTs in a polymer matrix. The Si pillar structure can be used as a sensor template for supporting the ordered 3D network arrangement of SWCNTs. This film should be applicable to many fields involving mechanically stable and reliable strain sensors.
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