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Dual-Functional Polyurethane Sponge-Based Pressure Sensors Incorporating BZT/BTO, Polypyrrole, and Carbon Nanotubes with Energy Generation Capability. [PDF]
Polymers (Basel)Onar Camlibel N, Kandola BK.
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Piezoelectric smart fibre sensor
, 2016 Razavi, S, Iannucci, L, Greenhalgh, ES
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Ferroelectrics, 1984A hydrophone is an underwater microphone or transducer used to detect underwater sound. The sensitivity of a hydrophone is determined by the voltage that is produced by a hydrostatic pressure wave. The hydrostatic voltage coefficient, gh, relates the electric field appearing across a transducer to the applied hydrostatic stress, and is therefore a ...
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1998
A piezoelectric medium provides an attractive technology for realizing a variety of sensors that exhibit high sensitivity, small size and portability, fast responses, ruggedness and robustness, excellent aging characteristics, high accuracy, and the capability to measure multiple quantities in a single sensor package.
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A piezoelectric medium provides an attractive technology for realizing a variety of sensors that exhibit high sensitivity, small size and portability, fast responses, ruggedness and robustness, excellent aging characteristics, high accuracy, and the capability to measure multiple quantities in a single sensor package.
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Piezoelectric Cell Growth Sensor
Nature Biotechnology, 1991We have developed a reusable piezoelectric sensor that enables rapid characterization of cell viability and response to cell-affecting agents. This is accomplished via a novel polymer transduction principle that involves reaction of a pH-sensitive amphoteric polymer with metabolically generated acid. Subsequent adhesion of the protonated polymer to the
R C, Ebersole, R P, Foss, M D, Ward
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Piezoelectric Sorption Anesthetic Sensor
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1981The piezoelectric sorption detection method is evaluated for use in construction of an inexpensive, rugged, compact, and fast sensor for measuring the concentration of inhalation anesthetics. 10 MHz quartz crystals were coated with various substances and their frequency shifts measured upon exposure to varying concentrations of halothane, enflurane ...
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