Pal Kaushik. (Ed.) Sensors for Stretchable Electronics in Nanotechnology

CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, LLC, 2022. — 171 p. — (Emerging Materials and Technologies). — ISBN 978- 0- 367- 64281- 5.Sensors for Stretchable Electronics in Nanotechnology discusses the fabrication of semiconducting materials, simple and cost-effective synthesis, and unique mechanisms that enable the fabrication of fully elastic electronic devices that can tolerate high strain. It reviews specific applications that directly benefit from highly compliant electronics, including transistors, photonic devices, and sensors.Discusses ultra-flexible electronics, highlighting its upcoming significance for the industrial-scale production of electronic goods
Outlines the role of nanomaterials in fabricating flexible and multifunctional sensors and their applications in sensor technologies
Covers graphene-based flexible and stretchable strain sensors
Details various applications including wearable electronics, chemical sensors for detecting humidity, environmental hazards, pathogens, and biological warfare agents, and biosensors for detecting vital signals
This book is a valuable resource for students, scientists, and professionals working in the research areas of sensor technologies, nanotechnology, materials science, chemistry, physics, biological and medical sciences, the healthcare industry, environmental science, and technology.Introduction to Sensor Nanotechnology and Flexible Electronics
Graphene- Based Materials and Devices for Transparent Stretchable Electronics
Elastomeric Substrate for Stretchable Electronics
Highly Sensitive Long- Term Durability of Wearable Biomedical Sensors
Fabrication of Stretchable Composite Thin Film for Superconductor Applications
Ultra- Thin Graphene Assembly of Liquid Crystal Stretchable Matrix for Thermal and Switchable Sensors
CNT/ Graphene- Assisted Flexible Thin- Film Preparation form Stretchable Electronics and Superconductors
Optical Sensor- Based Hydrogen Gas Detection: A Present View
Future Promise and Issues in Flexible Transparent Electronics and Optoelectronics