ArticlePolymers2025
Construction of PVDF/BTO Fibers with High Piezoelectricity for Self-Powered Flexible Pressure Sensing.
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As demanded by the rapid development of wearable electronics, flexible pressure sensors have attracted more and more attention worldwide. However, the performance of pressure sensors based on the piezoelectric effect has not been qualified for practical application. In this work, we designed and prepared PVDF/BTO fibers by an electrospinning approach and constructed pressure sensors for various human motion detection purposes. The performance is dramatically enhanced due to the high piezoelectric coefficient of BTO nanoparticles and the utilization of PVDF matrix with a high β content. The optimized pressure sensor presents a high power density of 27.5 nW cm
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