Array type ultra-thin submissive force sensor and preparation method thereof
A force sensor and sensor technology, which is applied in the field of structural design of array ultra-thin compliant force sensors, achieves high force-sensitive precision and resolution, realizes linear output, and reduces the number of gate switches.
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[0063] The preparation method of the array-type ultra-thin compliant force sensor proposed by the present invention includes two parts: the preparation of an ultra-thin compliant conductive polymer sensitive film and the preparation of an array-type compliant force sensor using the sensitive film. The ultra-thin compliant conductive polymer is sensitive The preparation of membrane comprises the following steps:
[0064] 11) Conductive carbon black powder with an average diameter of less than 1 μm, SiO with a diameter of 10-50 nm 2 Dispersant powder and liquid one-component silicone rubber are mixed in acetone organic solvent with a concentration of more than 95%; wherein, the volume concentration percentage of each component is: one-component silicone rubber: conductive carbon black powder: nano-SiO 2 Dispersant powder: acetone organic solvent = 100:10~15:1~3:300~500;
[0065] 12) Perform mechanical stirring under ultrasonic vibration, the temperature of the stirring environm...
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[0079] 11) Conductive carbon black powder with an average diameter of less than 1 μm, SiO with a diameter of 10 nm 2 Dispersant powder and liquid one-component silicone rubber are mixed in acetone organic solvent with a concentration of more than 95%; wherein, the volume concentration percentage of each component is: one-component silicone rubber: conductive carbon black powder: nano-SiO 2 Dispersant powder: acetone organic solvent=100:10:1:300;
[0080] 12) Perform mechanical stirring under ultrasonic vibration, the temperature of the stirring environment is 40°C, and the stirring time is 2 hours, until the mixture is in a gel state;
[0081] 13) Add 3% butadiene rubber particles (10 μm) of the total volume of the mixture into the mixture, and continue mechanical stirring for 20 minutes to volatilize the acetone;
[0082] 14) Drop the volatilized mixture into the rotating platform, and spin-coat to form a conductive polymer film with a thickness of 70 μm;
[0083] 15) Vulca...
Embodiment 2
[0085] 11) Conductive carbon black powder with an average diameter of less than 1 μm, SiO of 50 nm 2 Dispersant powder and liquid one-component silicone rubber are mixed in acetone organic solvent with a concentration of more than 95%; wherein, the volume concentration percentage of each component is: one-component silicone rubber: conductive carbon black powder: nano-SiO 2 Dispersant powder: acetone organic solvent=100:15:3:500;
[0086] 12) Perform mechanical stirring under ultrasonic vibration, the temperature of the stirring environment is 60°C, and the stirring time is 4 hours, until the mixture is in a gel state;
[0087] 13) Add 5% butadiene rubber particles (30 μm) of the total volume of the mixture into the mixture, and continue mechanical stirring for 30 minutes to volatilize the acetone;
[0088] 14) Drop the volatilized mixture into the rotating platform, and spin-coat to form a conductive polymer film with a thickness of 100 μm;
[0089] 15) Vulcanize the conduc...
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