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Research progress of wearable temperature sensor based on electronic skin
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Abstract
The rapid development of science and technology has led to an increasing demand for new sensors, among which wearable temperature sensors based on electronic skin have played a particularly important role in artificial limbs and intelligent robots. This paper introduces the physical structure and working principle of wearable temperature sensor based on electronic skin. In this part, it focuses on two models of electrical signal changes caused by temperature changes. At the same time, the circuit structure and signal transmission and signal processing mode are also mentioned. This paper also introduces the characteristics of the material used in order to achieve direct contact with the human body. Some researchers’ work is also introduced, including accurate and linear reflection of temperature changes, fast response, durable use, and resistance to external interference, etc. The researchers’ research on the realization of the above functions is mentioned in the paper. Finally, the practical application and future prospect of this type of temperature sensor are introduced. In addition, some more mature technologies for the preparation of such wearable temperature sensors based on electronic skin are also described in this paper.
Keywords
Temperature, Biosensor, Thermal Resistance, Electronic Skin
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Han,B. (2023). Research progress of wearable temperature sensor based on electronic skin. Theoretical and Natural Science,27,52-59.
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