材料科学
可伸缩电子设备
柔性电子器件
弹性体
基质(水族馆)
数码产品
制作
弯曲半径
纳米技术
光电子学
晶体管
弯曲
复合材料
电气工程
地质学
工程类
海洋学
病理
电压
替代医学
医学
作者
Giuseppe Cantarella,Vincenzo Costanza,Alberto Ferrero,Raoul Hopf,Christian Vogt,Matija Varga,Luisa Petti,Niko Münzenrieder,Lars Büthe,Giovanni A. Salvatore,Alex Claville,Luca Bonanomi,Alwin Daus,Stefan Knobelspies,Chiara Daraio,Gerhard Tröster
标识
DOI:10.1002/adfm.201705132
摘要
Abstract In the field of flexible electronics, emerging applications require biocompatible and unobtrusive devices, which can withstand different modes of mechanical deformation and achieve low complexity in the fabrication process. Here, the fabrication of a mesa‐shaped elastomeric substrate, supporting thin‐film transistors (TFTs) and logic circuits (inverters), is reported. High‐relief structures are designed to minimize the strain experienced by the electronics, which are fabricated directly on the pillars' surface. In this design configuration, devices based on amorphous indium‐gallium‐zinc‐oxide can withstand different modes of deformation. Bending, stretching, and twisting experiments up to 6 mm radius, 20% uniaxial strain, and 180° global twisting, respectively, are performed to show stable electrical performance of the TFTs. Similarly, a fully integrated digital inverter is tested while stretched up to 20% elongation. As a proof of the versatility of mesa‐shaped geometry, a biocompatible and stretchable sensor for temperature mapping is also realized. Using pectin, which is a temperature‐sensitive material present in plant cells, the response of the sensor shows current modulation from 13 to 28 °C and functionality up to 15% strain. These results demonstrate the performance of highly flexible electronics for a broad variety of applications, including smart skin and health monitoring.
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