Highly stretchable and bio-based sensors for sensitive strain detection of angular displacements

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Jieyu Huang
Dawei Li
Min Zhao
Pengfei Lv
Lucian Lucia
Qufu Wei
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[1] Jiangnan University,Key Laboratory of Eco
[2] North Carolina State University,Textiles
[3] Minjiang University,Fiber and Polymer Science Program
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Cellulose | 2019年 / 26卷
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Bacterial cellulose; Relative resistance change; Strain sensors; Angular displacements; Human motion detection;
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页码:3401 / 3413
页数:12
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