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Highly Robust and Multimodal PVA/Aramid Nanofiber/MXene Organogel Sensors for Advanced Human-Machine Interfaces. [PDF]
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Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2011
One of the problems associated with miniaturization and portability of sensors is the power supply. Power supplies, such as batteries, are difficult to miniaturize and require a sensor design that allows for easy replacement or recharging. This review describes the field of self-powered sensing, where the sensor itself provides the power for the ...
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One of the problems associated with miniaturization and portability of sensors is the power supply. Power supplies, such as batteries, are difficult to miniaturize and require a sensor design that allows for easy replacement or recharging. This review describes the field of self-powered sensing, where the sensor itself provides the power for the ...
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A Self-Powered Vibration Sensor With Wide Bandwidth
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2020A self-powered vibration sensor based on electromagnetic induction is presented in this paper. The vibration sensor is implemented with stacked flexible coils and polymeric springs. The stacked flexible coil enables large output signal, while long and flexible springs enable high sensitivity and wide linear range of the sensor. At resonance, the sensor
Yunjia Li +4 more
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Self-powered lightning current sensor
2016 IEEE SENSORS, 2016In this paper, a self-powered lightning current sensor based on the electromagnetic induction principle has been proposed. The sensor whose signal coil and power harvesting coil are nested in lightning channel (such as grounding wire of lightning arresters) can be triggered and powered by the lighting current.
Disheng Wang +3 more
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Self-Powered Multiparameter Health Sensor
IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics, 2018Wearable health sensors are about to change our health system. While several technological improvements have been presented to enhance performance and energy-efficiency, battery runtime is still a critical concern for practical use of wearable biomedical sensor systems.
Andreas Tobola +7 more
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Self-powered ionic tactile sensors
Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 2023Tremendous efforts have been devoted to wearable mechanical sensors to meet growing needs in healthcare sensors and electronic skins.
Kundan Saha +4 more
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Self-Powered Tactile Sensor with Learning and Memory
ACS Nano, 2019Fabrication of human-like intelligent tactile sensors is an intriguing challenge for developing human-machine interfaces. As inspired by somatosensory signal generation and neuroplasticity-based signal processing, intelligent neuromorphic tactile sensors with learning and memory based on the principle of a triboelectric nanogenerator are demonstrated ...
Chaoxing Wu +7 more
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Nanogenerators‐Based Self‐Powered Sensors
Advanced Materials Technologies, 2022AbstractWith the rapid technological development, self‐powered sensor systems that are capable of operating without an external power supply are becoming more and more crucial in the field of sensing and detection. One of the major drawbacks of a typical sensor is the necessity of an external power supply or batteries, which makes sensor systems more ...
Rajib Mondal +4 more
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