A bionic strain sensing structure and its forming method
A bionic, conductive ink technology, applied in the field of strain sensing, can solve the problems of complex material synthesis, small strain detection range and high cost
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[0031] Such as figure 1 As shown, according to the inspiration of the slice structure of scorpion crack receptors, the following figure 2 The biomimetic strain-sensing structure on a paper substrate 1 is shown. figure 1In the figure, the arrow marks the hard chitin shell on the body surface of the scorpion, and the soft subcutaneous tissue below it. The hard chitin shell is divided by 1 to 7 cracks marked in the figure, forming a parallel crack band structure. The bionic strain sensing structure inspired by this is as follows: figure 2 As shown, the upper layer is a dense and hard conductive layer adhered to a softer paper base 1 . At the same time, there are multiple parallel cracks on the conductive layer, forming a strain sensing structure similar to the crack receptor structure of a scorpion. Its structural feature is that a hard conductive layer containing multiple parallel cracks (crack bands) is printed and processed on a soft base material (paper base layer), whic...
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