电容感应
材料科学
线性
触觉传感器
灵敏度(控制系统)
电介质
电容
压力传感器
微观结构
声学
光电子学
复合材料
电子工程
计算机科学
电极
机械工程
人工智能
化学
工程类
物理
物理化学
操作系统
机器人
作者
Chunyu Lv,Chengcheng Tian,Jiashun Jiang,Dian Yu,Yang Liu,Xuexin Duan,Quanning Li,Xuejiao Chen,Mengying Xie
标识
DOI:10.1002/advs.202206807
摘要
Ultrasensitive flexible pressure sensors with excellent linearity are essential for achieving tactile perception. Although microstructured dielectrics have endowed capacitive sensors with ultrahigh sensitivity, the compromise of sensitivity with increasing pressure is an issue yet to be resolved. Herein, a spontaneously wrinkled MWCNT/PDMS dielectric layer is proposed to realize the excellent sensitivity and linearity of capacitive sensors for tactile perception. The synergistic effect of a high dielectric constant and wrinkled microstructures enables the sensor to exhibit linearity up to 21 kPa with a sensitivity of 1.448 kPa-1 and a detection limit of 0.2 Pa. Owing to these merits, the sensor monitors subtle physiological signals such as various arterial pulses and respiration. This sensor is further integrated into a fully multimaterial 3D-printed soft pneumatic finger to realize material hardness perception. Eight materials with different hardness values are successfully discriminated, and the capacitance of the sensor varies linearly (R2 > 0.975) with increasing hardness. Moreover, the sensitivity to the material hardness can be tuned by controlling the inflation pressure of the soft finger. As a proof of concept, the finger is used to discriminate pork fats with different hardness, paving the way for hardness discrimination in clinical palpation.
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