Printed temperature sensor based on self-doped conducting polymers

The printing of an efficient thermistor temperature sensor by using self-doped conducting polymers has been achieved. The use of a water-soluble polymer as the active material allows printing and processing in green solvents. The sensor showed a good sensitivity to temperature variations, with a tem...

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Published in:Flexible and printed electronics 2022-12, Vol.7 (4), p.44006
Main Authors: Beaumont, Catherine, Lapointe, Rosalie, Beaupré, Patrick, Trudeau, Charles, Le Bouch, Nolwenn, Leclerc, Mario
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