Fully self-powered sensing microsystem based on laser-induced graphene process
A laser-induced, graphene technology, applied in the field of sensing microsystems, can solve the problems of low system integration, incompatible processing technology, working conditions, cumbersome processing technology of individual components, etc., to simplify the preparation process and improve the process compatibility. Effect
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[0030] figure 1 A schematic structural diagram of a self-powered sensing microsystem based on the LIG process is provided for an embodiment of the present invention, including: a LIG energy storage element layer, a PI substrate layer, and a LIG function and energy harvesting element layer.
[0031] At room temperature and normal atmospheric pressure, using CO 2 The LIG obtained by laser single-step induction of PI substrates not only has the advantages of simple process, low cost, and easy batching, but also has excellent physical and chemical properties of the material, such as high electrical conductivity, large specific surface area brought by the three-dimensional network structure, and is suitable for a variety of traditional materials. Sensitive parameters, hydrophilic properties, easy to deposit other sensitive materials on the surface, and properties of volatile electrons. These characteristics make it universally suitable as electrode materials for sensing functional...
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[0038] image 3 The two physical sensing functional elements based on the LIG process provided in the embodiments of the present invention are for further illustration of the physical sensing functional elements based on the LIG process, and do not limit the present invention.
[0039] image 3 (a) Design example of resistive temperature sensing functional element based on LIG process. Temperature sensing is an important aspect of skin tactile perception. In robots and intelligent prosthetics, temperature sensing can be used to sense the temperature of the body and the temperature of external objects ; In wearable devices, it can be used to monitor body temperature in real time, as an early warning of fever, heatstroke, infection and other diseases; in the field of environmental monitoring, temperature is an important indicator of meteorological / climate change. The temperature sensing functional element based on LIG realizes the ability of continuous temperature monitoring an...
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[0043] Figure 4 An electrochemical sensing functional element based on the LIG process is provided for the embodiment of the present invention, for further illustration of the electrochemical sensing functional element based on the LIG process, which also does not limit the present invention.
[0044] A variety of substances to be detected that exist in nature can find corresponding sensitive materials to form specific electrochemical reactions. The specific target is used as a sensitive source, and the electrode is used as a conversion medium. The reaction signal is converted into an electrical signal through specific recognition between molecules, and the concentration analysis is performed through the back-end signal processing software.
[0045] As we all know, circulating nutrients and metabolites are important health indicators in the human body, and their concentrations in biological fluids are widely used in medical procedures such as clinical risk assessment, disease...
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