ArticleScientific reports2025
Fully printed doped vanadium dioxide (M) nanoparticles-based temperature sensor with enhanced sensitivity for reliable environmental monitoring using packaging strategy.
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Abstract
Global warming events worldwide have made temperature a crucial aspect of environmental monitoring. However, large-scale deployment of environmental temperature sensors to achieve high-resolution and real-time temperature mapping requires low cost and easily integrable sensors. Printing technologies offer low-cost manufacturing, however, the major challenge for printed electronics (PE) is the preparation of suitable functional inks with performance comparable to traditional electronics. Previously reported printed environmental temperature sensors have suffered from poor sensitivity without long-term outdoor studies which question their feasibility in real-world applications. In this work, we report synthesis of tungsten (W)-doped vanadium dioxide (VO
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