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Integrated multifunctional flexible electronics based on tough supramolecular hydrogels with patterned silver nanowires
J. Mater. Chem. C,2020,8():7688-7697 | 2020年05月20日 | https://doi.org/10.1039/D0TC01011A
Conductive hydrogel based soft electronics with superior mechanical/electrical properties and biocompatibility have great potential for sensing and stimulation at device–human interfaces, in which one piece of the functional gel is usually used as a multi-sensor to chemicals, mechanical deformations, etc. Also, it is important to develop a facile strategy for patterning intricate circuits and conductive components in a hydrogel system to afford integrated functions. Demonstrated here is a hybrid conductive hydrogel system that can be facilely patterned and integrated with complex circuits, which enables monitoring of multiple signals, including tensile strain, out-of-plane pressure, and temperature. The conductive hydrogel was fabricated by a stencil-aided printing of percolated silver nanowires (AgNWs) on a tough supramolecular hydrogel with robust interfacial bonding. The obtained hydrogel-based electronics exhibited remarkable electrical and mechanical properties, with a sheet resistance of 0.76 Ω sq−1, breaking strain of over 600%, breaking stress up to 3.3 MPa, and self-healing ability, superior to most existing conductive hydrogels. The strain sensors exhibited a gauge factor up to 58.2, enabling monitoring various subtle human motions. Multiple sensing units can be facilely fabricated in this approach using a well-designed silhouette mask. The powerful functions of the integrated electronics were manifested by the detection of complex stress or temperature fields.
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