Piezoresistive Response of Quasi-One-Dimensional ZnO
Nanowires Using an in Situ Electromechanical Device
Posted on 2017-06-28 - 11:36
Quasi-one-dimensional
structures from metal
oxides have shown remarkable potentials with regard to their applicability
in advanced technologies ranging from ultraresponsive nanoelectronic
devices to advanced healthcare tools. Particularly due to the piezoresistive
effects, zinc oxide (ZnO)-based nanowires showed outstanding performance
in a large number of applications, including energy harvesting, flexible
electronics, smart sensors, etc. In the present work, we demonstrate
the versatile crystal engineering of ZnO nano- and microwires (up
to centimeter length scales) by a simple flame transport process.
To investigate the piezoresistive properties, particular ZnO nanowires
were integrated on an electrical push-to-pull device, which enables
the application of tensile strain and measurement of in situ electrical
properties. The results from ZnO nanowires revealed a periodic variation
in stress with respect to the applied periodic potential, which has
been discussed in terms of defect relaxations.
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Kaps, Sören; Bhowmick, Sanjit; Gröttrup, Jorit; Hrkac, Viktor; Stauffer, Douglas; Guo, Hua; et al. (2017). Piezoresistive Response of Quasi-One-Dimensional ZnO
Nanowires Using an in Situ Electromechanical Device. ACS Publications. Collection. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsomega.7b00041
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AUTHORS (12)
SK
Sören Kaps
SB
Sanjit Bhowmick
JG
Jorit Gröttrup
VH
Viktor Hrkac
DS
Douglas Stauffer
HG
Hua Guo
OW
Oden L. Warren
JA
Jost Adam
LK
Lorenz Kienle
AM
Andrew M. Minor
RA
Rainer Adelung
YM
Yogendra Kumar Mishra