Simple method to construct a directional strain sensor based on d-Mo2CTX@orthotropic textile network structure

Yuan, Mengmeng; Wang, Libo; Liu, Lu Lu; Yuan, Wenfeng; Xia, Qixun; Hu, Qianku; Zhou, Aiguo

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2022.132559

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Simple method to construct a directional strain sensor based on d-Mo2CTX@orthotropic textile network structure

Author(s): Mengmeng Yuan , Libo Wang , Lu Liu , Wenfeng Yuan , Qixun Xia , Qianku Hu , Aiguo Zhou

Publication date Created: September 2022

Publication date (Print): September 2022

Journal: Materials Letters

Publisher: Elsevier BV

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To overcome the limitation of the conventional single axis-strain sensor, we demonstrate a multidimensional strain sensor composed of two layers of prestrained silver nanowire percolation network with decoupled and polarized electrical response in principal and perpendicular directional strain. The information on strain vector is successfully measured up to 35% maximum strain with large gauge factor (>20). The potential of the proposed sensor as a versatile wearable device has been further confirmed.