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One-Piece Triboelectric Nanosensor for Self-Triggered Alarm System and Latent Fingerprint Detection
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posted on 2016-10-21, 00:00 authored by Yang Jie, Huarui Zhu, Xia Cao, Yue Zhang, Ning Wang, Liqun Zhang, Zhong Lin WangTactile
sensing is of great importance in developing human–machine
interface, remote control, and security systems. Here, a self-triggered
alarm system based on the one-piece triboelectric nanosensor (TENS)
is reported. By using nitrocellulose (NC) membrane as the triboelectric
material, the as-designed TENS can not only sensitively respond to
physical contacts in a self-triggered mode but also securely detect
the third-level details of latent fingerprint. The self-triggered
idea based on the triboelectric nanogenerator is compatible with intelligent
interactive interface. Besides, this TENS can be conveniently fabricated
and integrated into arrays at a large scale due to its freestanding,
simple, and low-cost characteristics. This work presents alternative
perspectives for the practical applications of the multifunctionalized
TENS.
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self-triggered alarm systemalternative perspectivestriboelectric materialthird-level detailsself-triggered modeNCself-triggered ideamultifunctionalized TENSLatent Fingerprint Detection TactileOne-Piece Triboelectric Nanosensorinterfaceas-designed TENSsecurity systemsSelf-Triggered Alarm Systemtriboelectric nanogeneratorone-piece triboelectric nanosensor
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