Study on the Sensing Property of Carbon-Coated Filaments

Feng Yuan Zou; Yu Hong Xu; Hu Chen; Ling Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.287-290.2911

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Study on the Sensing Property of Carbon-Coated Filaments

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This paper analyzes sensitivity, linearity, repeatability, strain relaxation of Carbon-coated Filaments (CCFS) in resistance tensile strain to evaluate CCFS’s sensing property. The results show that the relative resistance changes present two stages, change is stable in 0-6mm tensile range, while it amplitude increases in 6-15mm. CCFS’s linearity is better as number of filament increasing, while sensitivity is lower; if number is the same, CCFS sensitivity reduces as twist’s increasing. The 12F CCFS has poor repetitiveness and seriously flabby phenomenon when tensile change greatly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 287-290)

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Feng Yuan Zou, Yu Hong Xu, Hu Chen, Ling Ye

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Carbon-Coated Filaments(CCFS), Linearity, Repeatability, Sensitivity, Strain Relaxation

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