Piezoelectric Composite Nanofiber Electrode for Wearable Devices SciReports nanofibers wearabledevices electronics
By Hussain AhmedSep 22 2022Reviewed by Megan Craig, M.Sc. Wearable device applications have ushered in a new era of human-computer interaction with a variety of purposes, underlying concepts, and forms. These devices have widespread uses in medical and health domains such as physiological signal assessment, athletics, and pollution detection.
Although piezoelectric composite materials have been successfully developed for wearable device applications, their resistive characteristics restrict their ability to improve piezoelectric capabilities. Conductive materials may be introduced into piezoelectric composites to increase their electrical characteristics, overcoming these constraints.
Piezoelectric Nanofiber Films: The Future of Wearable Device Applications Piezoelectric nanofiber films made from copolymer and ceramic materials have various benefits over conventional composites, including adaptability and dielectric properties. A nanofiber film is more flexible than other composites and ceramic polymers because of its large aspect ratio.
Interdigital Electrodes for Wearable Device Applications Nearly all wearable device applications have a planner-type electrode structure, and traditional vertical-type electrodes cannot be used in next-generation wearable device applications. It is well established that piezoelectric nanofibrous films with planner-type electrodes offer unique electrical capabilities for a wide range of wearable device applications.
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