Fig. 5: Electrical characteristics of the fabricated stretchable touch sensor and the measurement results obtained from the biosignal-detecting sensor. | npj Flexible Electronics

Fig. 5: Electrical characteristics of the fabricated stretchable touch sensor and the measurement results obtained from the biosignal-detecting sensor.

From: Water-based direct photopatterning of stretchable PEDOT:PSS using amphiphilic block copolymers

Fig. 5

a Illustration of the diamond-patterned electrodes in a transparent and stretchable touch sensor. The scale bar length is 400 μm. b Capacitance change depending on the distance of the finger from the sensor surface. c Capacitance changes depending on the strain. d Capacitance changes depending on the bending radius. e Positioning sites for EOG, ECG, and EMG sensors: black for EOG, red for ECG, and blue for EMG. f Optical images of the mounted EMG sensor and microscopic view of the sensor electrode patterns. g–i Plots of typical waveforms (left) and measured signals (right) from g EOG, h ECG, i EMG sensors.

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