Kirigami‐Enabled, Passive Resonant Sensors for Wireless Deformation Monitoring
Abstract
A passive resonant sensor with kirigami patterning is presented to wirelessly report material deformation in closed systems. The sensors are fabricated from copper‐coated polyimide by etching a conductive Archimedean spiral and then laser cutting kirigami patterns. The sensor response is defined as the resonant frequency in the transmission scattering parameter signal ( S 21 ), which is captured via a benchtop vector network analyzer. The...
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Title
Kirigami‐Enabled, Passive Resonant Sensors for Wireless Deformation Monitoring
Published Date
Feb 27, 2019
Volume
4
Issue
5
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