P1 – Piezoresistive effects in nanocrystalline carbonic thin films; development of mechanical strain gauges
Main goals of the project:
The PIEZOCARB project proposes the exploration and optimization of the potential use at industrial level of two nanostructured carbon material classes that are used to develop advanced piezoresistive, sensitivity and stability tensometric sensors. These are nanocrystalline materials with high electrical conduction: nanocrystalline graphene (GNC) and graphene-based nanocomposite carbon aerogels, which are extreme porosity, specific surface area and density materials. GNC will be obtained by PECVD growth process having methane and hydrogen as precursors, while AGC will be obtained by sol-gel methods and hydrothermal treatment.
Objectives:
- Innovative materials and technologies development, optimized in order to maximize piezoresistive sensitivity (OCDI-1)
- Innovative technologies and structures development for making tensometric piezoresistive sensors (OCDI-2).
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