ArticleSmall science2025
Highly Sensitive Parylene C-Based Flexible Pressure Sensors for Wearable Systems.
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Abstract
Flexible pressure sensors based on piezoelectric materials are being extensively investigated, but the potential of Parylene C in this application has rarely been explored, even though it has superior electrical insulation, excellent chemical inertness, flexibility, biocompatibility, and biostability. This study utilizes Parylene C as the piezoelectric layer, sandwiched between two copper electrodes and encapsulated with polyimide to fabricate a piezoelectric pressure sensor. Different Parylene C films of thicknesses comprising 10, 25, and 45 μm are prepared for the fabrication of the pressure sensors. The pressure sensors exhibit high sensitivities, with maximum pressure and frequency sensitivities of 87.62 and 580.95 mV Hz
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