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A simulation of piezoelectric PVDF sensing module towards flexible electronics

A simulation of piezoelectric PVDF sensing module towards flexible electronics
A simulation of piezoelectric PVDF sensing module towards flexible electronics
With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and advances in robotic technologies, the prevalence of wearable devices is increasing. Among the piezoelectric materials, PVDF is a suitable for wearable electronics because it is non-toxic to the human body and flexible. However, when constant pressure is applied to PVDF, the amount of produced electricity is minimal. Therefore, an organic field effect transistor is proposed to amplify the generated electricity. As a result, in this paper, an OFET and PVDF piezoelectric material are combined to create a flexible electronic sensor for detecting human body movement. From a force range from 5 to 25 N, the voltage generated increases linearly from 1.38 V to almost 7 V. From the obtained results, it can be predicted the desired outcome by measuring the range of current and voltage generated by exerting stress on the PVDF piezoelectric material.
177-179
IEEE
Mamun, Md Rakin Al
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Sultan, Suhana Mohamed
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Johari, Zaharah
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Pu, Suan Hui
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Ling, Ting Yang
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Mamun, Md Rakin Al
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Sultan, Suhana Mohamed
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Johari, Zaharah
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Pu, Suan Hui
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Ling, Ting Yang
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Mamun, Md Rakin Al, Sultan, Suhana Mohamed, Johari, Zaharah, Pu, Suan Hui and Ling, Ting Yang (2023) A simulation of piezoelectric PVDF sensing module towards flexible electronics. In 2023 IEEE International Conference on Sensors and Nanotechnology (SENNANO). IEEE. pp. 177-179 . (doi:10.1109/SENNANO57767.2023.10352444).

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Abstract

With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and advances in robotic technologies, the prevalence of wearable devices is increasing. Among the piezoelectric materials, PVDF is a suitable for wearable electronics because it is non-toxic to the human body and flexible. However, when constant pressure is applied to PVDF, the amount of produced electricity is minimal. Therefore, an organic field effect transistor is proposed to amplify the generated electricity. As a result, in this paper, an OFET and PVDF piezoelectric material are combined to create a flexible electronic sensor for detecting human body movement. From a force range from 5 to 25 N, the voltage generated increases linearly from 1.38 V to almost 7 V. From the obtained results, it can be predicted the desired outcome by measuring the range of current and voltage generated by exerting stress on the PVDF piezoelectric material.

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Published date: 19 December 2023

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Local EPrints ID: 487820
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/487820
PURE UUID: 53565c51-02df-4dfd-90a1-92d1efe038d6
ORCID for Suan Hui Pu: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-3335-8880

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Date deposited: 05 Mar 2024 18:42
Last modified: 18 Mar 2024 03:47

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Author: Md Rakin Al Mamun
Author: Suhana Mohamed Sultan
Author: Zaharah Johari
Author: Suan Hui Pu ORCID iD
Author: Ting Yang Ling

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