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Xi Zhang, Junchi Ma, Hualin Deng, Jinming Zhong, Kaichen Xu, Qiang Wu, Bo Wen & Dongfeng Diao . A mixed-coordination electron trapping-enabled high-precision touch-sensitive screen for wearable devices[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science D, 2024, 7(4): 413-427.
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Abstract: Touch-sensitive screens are crucial components of wearable devices. Materials such as reduced graphene oxide (rGO), carbon
nanotubes (CNTs), and graphene offer promising solutions for flexible touch-sensitive screens. However, when stacked with
flexible substrates to form multilayered capacitive touching sensors, these materials often suffer from substrate delamination
in response to deformation; this is due to the materials having different Youngs modulus values. Delamination results in
failure to offer accurate touch screen recognition. In this work, we demonstrate an induced charge-based mutual capacitive
touching sensor capable of high-precision touch sensing. This is enabled by electron trapping and polarization effects related
to mixed-coordinated bonding between copper nanoparticles and vertically grown graphene nanosheets. Here, we used an
electron cyclotron resonance system to directly fabricate graphenemetal nanofilms (GMNFs) using carbon and copper, which
are firmly adhered to flexible substrates. After being subjected to 3000 bending actions, we observed almost no change in
touch sensitivity. The screen interaction system, which has a signal-to-noise ratio of 41.16 dB and resolution of 650 dpi, was
tested using a handwritten Chinese character recognition trial and achieved an accuracy of 94.82%. Taken together, these
results show the promise of touch-sensitive screens that use directly fabricated GMNFs for wearable devices.
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