ArticleSmall (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2026
A Flexible Stable Resistor Robust Against Coupled Pressure-Temperature-Humidity Disturbances Enabled by a Carbon Nanocoil/PDMS Composite Architecture.
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As a fundamental component in flexible systems such as wearable electronics and soft robots, the electrical stability of flexible resistors directly determines the overall reliability of the system. However, maintaining a stable resistance under coupled perturbations including pressure and fluctuations in temperature and humidity remains a major challenge. Herein, we report a flexible stable resistor in which a carbon nanocoil (CNC) film serves as the conductive framework, in which PDMS is infiltrated to form a composite film with continuous yet confined conductive pathways. This design effectively suppresses resistance drift induced by pressure, temperature, and humidity perturbations through a threefold synergistic mechanism involving conductive junction confinement, complementary thermal responses, and built-in hydrophobicity. The device maintains stable resistance under up to 50% compressive strain, exhibiting an ultralow pressure coefficient (<10
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