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Flexible temperature-sensitive pressure sensor based on nanoparticl lattice quantum conductance and assembly method and application thereof

A pressure sensor and nanoparticle technology, applied in the direction of nanotechnology thermometers, applications of thermometers, nanotechnology for sensing, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient sensitivity and limited resolution, and achieve simplified sensing structure and functional The effect of low consumption

Active Publication Date: 2019-05-03
NANJING UNIV
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These three pressure sensors with different working modes have their own shortcomings: Among them, the electrical signal generated by the piezoelectric sensor only comes from the moment of pressure generation, and will not maintain its signal amplitude as the pressure is maintained. Therefore, the piezoelectric pressure sensor is greatly limited in practical applications; and the piezo-capacitive pressure sensor is much more complicated than the other two sensors because the electrical parameter it measures is capacitance. However, although the measurement external circuit of the piezoresistive pressure sensor is relatively simpler, its measurement resolution is limited, and the shortcomings such as insufficient sensitivity cannot be ignored.
However, it has not been researched and developed by simultaneously preparing a dense lattice of nanoparticles on the upper and lower surfaces of a flexible substrate and realizing the parallel measurement of pressure and temperature.

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[0031] The different effects of pressure on the conductance change trend of each group of sensor lattices are deduced from the following physical principles.

[0032] Suppose the flexible film has a thickness t and a length l 0 The initial average gap of the nanoparticles in the lattice corresponding to the upper and lower surfaces of the film is d 0 , as attached figure 2 As shown in (1), when a pressure acts on the upper surface of the membrane, the flexible membrane undergoes a deformation of curvature R, from the attached figure 2 The state in (1) changes to the state in (2). At this time, the average gap between the nanoparticles on the upper surface is d 1 , the average gap between the nanoparticles on the lower surface is d 2 . In general, during the straining process, the median line of the film does not change, so the length l of the upper and lower surfaces 1 and l 2 becomes:

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[0035] Therefore, the strains on the upper and lower sur...

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[0045] The preparation of the flexible temperature-sensitive pressure sensor based on nanoparticle lattice quantum conductance according to the present invention comprises the following steps:

[0046] Step 1. Choose a clean, smooth and scratch-free polymer insulating film. The film used is polyethylene terephthalate, and the thickness of the selected film is 0.1mm;

[0047] Step 2, printing pattern-overlapping metal conductive microelectrodes on the corresponding positions on the upper and lower surfaces of the polymer film. The microelectrode here is an interdigitated silver electrode deposited by mask evaporation in vacuum, the thickness of the metal layer is 100nm, and the gap width between the positive and negative electrodes of the electrode is 100μm;

[0048] Step 3, depositing a metal nanoparticle lattice with the same coverage between each interdigitated electrode. The metal nanoparticles are prepared by the magnetron plasma gas aggregation method, and the nanoparti...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a flexible temperature-sensitive pressure sensor based on nanoparticl lattice quantum conductance and an assembly method and an application thereof. The sensor comprises a polymer polymer film, a metal nanoparticle lattice, a metal microelectrode and a conductance measuring external circuit; wherein at least one set of metal nanoparticle lattice are deposited on the upper and lower surfaces of a high-molecular polymer film, and the positions of the metal nanoparticle lattices on the upper and lower surfaces of each group are in one-to-one correspondence; the metal microelectrodes are disposed on both sides of each group of metal nanoparticle lattices, and are symmetrically distributed on the upper and lower surfaces of the high-molecular polymer film; and the conductance measuring external circuit is electrically connected to the metal microelectrode. The conductance response signal of the nanoparticle lattice of the invention has an exponential relationship with the particle spacing, and thus has an extremely sensitive response to pressure-induced deformation; the additional integrated temperature sensor is avoided, and a sensing structure is simplified; the impedance of the nanoparticle lattice is in the order of megaohms, and the power consumption is extremely small; and large-area production and package can be realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of sensors and detection instruments, and relates to a wearable flexible sensor capable of measuring external pressure and ambient temperature at the same time. By comparing the magnitude of the conductance change of the nanoparticle lattice on the upper and lower surfaces of the flexible film, the value of the external pressure and temperature can be extracted. Minor changes, specifically a flexible temperature-sensitive pressure sensor based on nanoparticle lattice quantum conductance and its assembly method and application. Background technique [0002] Electronic skin is the latest wearable sensing device, which has extremely high application value in the fields of human behavior detection, life and health monitoring, artificial intelligence, and robotics. As a substitute for human skin, electronic skin also requires sensory capabilities such as touch, temperature, and pain under the premise of physical properties...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61B5/024B82Y15/00B82Y40/00G01K7/00G01L1/00
CPCG01K7/16G01K13/00G01K15/005G01L25/00G01K2211/00G01L1/20G01L5/0076G01L1/2287G01L5/00
Inventor 陈敏瑞韩民刘畅罗维峰金琛
Owner NANJING UNIV
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