Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin
Flexible metal for Electronic Skin Amorphous alloys have never been such a viable approach for flexible electronics because now their excellent properties are not compromised by the structure and morphology. A collaborative team of scientists led by Prof Sanghun Jeon from Korea Advanced Institute of...
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| author | Minhyun Jung Eunha Lee Dongseuk Kim Kyungkwan Kim Changjin Yun Hyangsook Lee Heegoo Kim Kungwon Rhie Sanghun Jeon |
| author_facet | Minhyun Jung Eunha Lee Dongseuk Kim Kyungkwan Kim Changjin Yun Hyangsook Lee Heegoo Kim Kungwon Rhie Sanghun Jeon |
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| description | Flexible metal for Electronic Skin Amorphous alloys have never been such a viable approach for flexible electronics because now their excellent properties are not compromised by the structure and morphology. A collaborative team of scientists led by Prof Sanghun Jeon from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology optimize the performance of a Fe33Zr67 metal alloy for multifunctional skin-like sensors. One critical step is that they understand and control the deposition condition to avoid the porous structure and obtain uniform amorphous alloy films. As a result, the Fe33Zr67 metal alloy possesses higher strength, lower Young's modulus and can be made into pressure sensors, temperature sensors and photosensors when integrated with In-Zn-O thin film transistors. This highly versatile and high performance alloy can be used in many scenarios, such as medical, healthcare and wearable electronics. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-ad3245bc74d04e8799f4a0d359db96702022-12-21T19:26:31ZengNature Portfolionpj Flexible Electronics2397-46212019-04-01311810.1038/s41528-019-0051-7Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skinMinhyun Jung0Eunha Lee1Dongseuk Kim2Kyungkwan Kim3Changjin Yun4Hyangsook Lee5Heegoo Kim6Kungwon Rhie7Sanghun Jeon8Department of Electrical Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyAnalytical Engineering Group, Platform Technology Laboratory, Samsung Advanced Institue of TechnologySpin Convergence Research Team, Korea Research Institute of Standards and ScienceDepartment of Applied Physics, Korea UniversityDepartment of Applied Physics, Korea UniversityAnalytical Engineering Group, Platform Technology Laboratory, Samsung Advanced Institue of TechnologyAnalytical Engineering Group, Platform Technology Laboratory, Samsung Advanced Institue of TechnologyDepartment of Applied Physics, Korea UniversityDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyFlexible metal for Electronic Skin Amorphous alloys have never been such a viable approach for flexible electronics because now their excellent properties are not compromised by the structure and morphology. A collaborative team of scientists led by Prof Sanghun Jeon from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology optimize the performance of a Fe33Zr67 metal alloy for multifunctional skin-like sensors. One critical step is that they understand and control the deposition condition to avoid the porous structure and obtain uniform amorphous alloy films. As a result, the Fe33Zr67 metal alloy possesses higher strength, lower Young's modulus and can be made into pressure sensors, temperature sensors and photosensors when integrated with In-Zn-O thin film transistors. This highly versatile and high performance alloy can be used in many scenarios, such as medical, healthcare and wearable electronics.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41528-019-0051-7 |
| spellingShingle | Minhyun Jung Eunha Lee Dongseuk Kim Kyungkwan Kim Changjin Yun Hyangsook Lee Heegoo Kim Kungwon Rhie Sanghun Jeon Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin npj Flexible Electronics |
| title | Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin |
| title_full | Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin |
| title_fullStr | Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin |
| title_short | Amorphous FeZr metal for multi-functional sensor in electronic skin |
| title_sort | amorphous fezr metal for multi functional sensor in electronic skin |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41528-019-0051-7 |
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