ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Impact of Microstructure on Sensing Performance of Fiber-Based Iontronic Pressure Sensors: A Comparative Study.
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Highly sensitive flexible pressure sensors are crucial for wearable health monitoring and human-machine interaction. While the emerging iontronic sensors inherently offer high sensitivity, this can be further improved by engineering microstructured interfaces. In this study, we employ four different types of common fiber materials as substrates for fabricating ionic dielectric layers by a simple impregnation of ionic liquid (IL). A comparative study reveals that the porosity and microstructural architecture (e.g., fiber diameter) of the substrate material directly influences the amount of adsorbed IL and consequent sensing performance. We achieved the highest sensitivity by using a thin electrospun TPU/IL nanofiber mat (33 μm), which exhibited high sensitivities of 3.10 kPa
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