Ionogel Microphones Detect Underwater Sound with Directivity and Exceptional Stability

Volume: 2, Issue: 5, Pages: 1295 - 1303
Published: Apr 4, 2020
Abstract
Engineering the electric double layer (EDL) next to the electrode surface as an impedance-dominating location inside an ionogel provides us an opportunity to detect sound underwater, especially sound from different directions. In response to these vector stimuli, subtle changes in the interface/EDL were easily captured by high-frequency alternating current (AC) modulations. In contrast to capacitive mechanisms under direct current (DC)...
Paper Details
Title
Ionogel Microphones Detect Underwater Sound with Directivity and Exceptional Stability
Published Date
Apr 4, 2020
Volume
2
Issue
5
Pages
1295 - 1303
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