Skin electronics for health monitoring require materials and devices with unique properties such as biocompatibility, flexibility, and high sensitivity. In this work, we describe our recent work in exploiting piezoelectric thin films, based on either aluminum nitride (AlN) or chitosan biopolymers, for skin-compliant transducers to record biomechanical signals on skin.
Biocompatible and Flexible Piezoelectric Thin Film Materials and Devices for Skin Compliant Transducers
Vincenzo Mariano Mastronardi
Primo
;Gaia de Marzo;Valentina Antonaci;Maria Teresa Todaro;Roberto De Fazio;Luigi Patrono;Paolo Visconti;Massimo De VittorioUltimo
2023-01-01
Abstract
Skin electronics for health monitoring require materials and devices with unique properties such as biocompatibility, flexibility, and high sensitivity. In this work, we describe our recent work in exploiting piezoelectric thin films, based on either aluminum nitride (AlN) or chitosan biopolymers, for skin-compliant transducers to record biomechanical signals on skin.File in questo prodotto:
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