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An ultra-sensitive and rapid response speed graphene pressure sensors for electronic skin and health monitoring
Nano Energy · 2016 · Vol. 23 · pp. 7–14
Zheng Lou(Institute of Semiconductors)Shuai Chen(Institute of Semiconductors)Lili Wang(Jilin University)Kai Jiang✉(Chinese PLA General Hospital)Guozhen Shen✉(Institute of Semiconductors)
Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsGas Sensing Nanomaterials and SensorsTactile and Sensory InteractionsMaterials scienceFabricationGraphenePressure sensorResponse timeSensitivity (control systems)NanotechnologyElectronic skinModular designElectrical conductor
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