Implementation of a flexible silicon-based tactile sensor array

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This study reports an easy approach to realize the flexible sensor array. The silicon-based sensor chip is discretized into small chip array. The rigid but small silicon-based pressure sensors and flexible polymer material are integrated to implement the flexible tactile sensor array. The electrical routings for sensing signals are achieved using the through-silicon interconnects and electroplated metal wires on polymer. The measurement results show that the sensitivity of tactile sensor can be up to 0.122 mV/V/kpa and the nonlinearity is about 1.7%. The bending test shows that the flexible sensor has a radius of curvature of 5.2mm. This study has successfully embedded the flexible sensor in the shoe pad to demonstrated the feasibility of wearable smart device. ©2010 IEEE.

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Hu, C. F., Huang, H. Y., Wen, C. C., Lin, L. Y., & Fang, W. (2010). Implementation of a flexible silicon-based tactile sensor array. In Proceedings of IEEE Sensors (pp. 1736–1739). https://doi.org/10.1109/ICSENS.2010.5689897

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