The Sensing Characteristics Responded by Resistance of Carbon Fiber Layer with Epoxy-Matrix

Xi Fang; Zhuo Qiu Li; Si Rong Zhu; Yong Lv

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.228-229.1039

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The Sensing Characteristics Responded by Resistance of Carbon Fiber Layer with Epoxy-Matrix

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Carbon fiber composed with epoxy-matrix is revealed to be a kind of functional composite material, which has sound sensing characteristics. The sensing ability of mechanic-electric character and temperature-electric character of carbon fiber layer based on the epoxy matrix was experimentally discussed in this paper. Through the uniaxial tension the CF layer reveals a good performance by resistance changing with response to the loading. In temperature-resistance testing, CF layer also has a good response to the temperature changing by its resistance varying. Carbon fiber composed with polymer will provides a new kind of sensor which can be used as force sensor and temperature sensor as well.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 228-229)

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Xi Fang, Zhuo Qiu Li, Si Rong Zhu, Yong Lv

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Carbon Fiber Layer, Mechano-Electric Effect, Temperature-Electric Effect

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