Matrix Swelling-Induced Precracking in Graphene Woven Fabric for Ultrasensitive Strain Sensors

Matrix Swelling-Induced Precracking in Graphene Woven Fabric for Ultrasensitive Strain Sensors

The growing demand for highly sensitive flexible strain sensors in applications such as wearable electronics, healthcare monitoring, and environmental sensing has driven the development of materials capable of detecting subtle deformations with high precision. Herein, we introduce a precracked strai...

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Main Author: Ying Wu (19057) (author)
Other Authors: Yaru Guo (6371594) (author), Wenxing Li (7210679) (author), Kangxin Kong (20559811) (author), Naisheng Jiang (1631449) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Computational Biology
Space Science
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
water surface ripples
sem analyses reveal
rapid resistance changes
offering great potential
findings highlight matrix
detecting subtle deformations
ultrasensitive strain sensors
based strain sensors
graphene woven fabric
detecting environmental disturbances
utilizing pdms swelling
precision sensing applications
high sensitivity achieved
matrix swelling
environmental sensing
minor deformations
high precision
stretching strain
strain detection
minor strain
traditional graphene
graphene structure
environmental monitoring
wearable electronics
situ </
related movements
promising platform
monitoring pulses
materials capable
induced precracking
healthcare monitoring
growing demand
eye blinks
enhanced responsiveness
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