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Neuron-astrocyte interaction-inspired percolative networks with metal microdendrites and nanostars for ultrasensitive and transparent electronic skins
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Title
Neuron-astrocyte interaction-inspired percolative networks with metal microdendrites and nanostars for ultrasensitive and transparent electronic skins
Issued Date
2024-10
Citation
Gu, Ji-Woo. (2024-10). Neuron-astrocyte interaction-inspired percolative networks with metal microdendrites and nanostars for ultrasensitive and transparent electronic skins. Chemical Engineering Journal, 498. doi: 10.1016/j.cej.2024.155175
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Article
Author Keywords
Bio-inspired structurePiezoresistive pressure sensorElectronic skinTransparent electronicsNeuron-astrocyte network
ISSN
1385-8947
Abstract
Biological systems provide innovative designs for electronic devices, optimizing network configurations for high-performance signal transmission with minimal energy consumption. The brain, as one of the most complex biological structures, demonstrates efficient network design through the multiscale radial networks of neurons and astrocytes. Emulating these brain networks offers a blueprint for the development of ultrasensitive pressure sensors for electronic skin, aiming to provide a more intuitive and sensitive mode of interaction between humans and machines. Herein, we propose a neuromorphic percolative network inspired by neuron-astrocyte interactions for ultrasensitive pressure sensors employing metal microdendrites and nanostars. Electromechanical investigation through representative volume elements simulation reveals that the optimized arrangement of microdendrites and nanostars in the neuromorphic percolative system enhances the percolation threshold and probability. Following these simulation results, we developed a neuromorphic percolative polyurethane (NP-PU) matrix utilizing the metal microdendrite-nanostar networks. The augmented quantum tunneling effect in the NP-PU matrix was investigated through electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and capacitance analysis. The fabricated piezoresistive pressure sensor with the NP-PU matrix shows ultrahigh sensitivity (160.3 kPa−1) at a low pressure range and a low limit of detection resolution (4 Pa), enabled by multi-channel quantum tunneling in the metal particle networks. Furthermore, the sensor maintains excellent mechanical flexibility and high optical transparency (75.4 %), improving its efficacy in applications like electronic skin and force touch panel. Our study highlights the potential of leveraging biological system-inspired network designs for crafting advanced electronic devices. © 2024 Elsevier B.V.
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/56891
DOI
10.1016/j.cej.2024.155175
Publisher
Elsevier
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