Development of site-specific arrays of pressure, temperature and humidity multi-responsive nanorods

Taher Abu Ali; Philipp  Schäffner; Barbara Stadlober; Anna Maria Coclite

Development of site-specific arrays of pressure, temperature and humidity multi-responsive nanorods

Taher Abu Ali, Philipp Schäffner, Barbara Stadlober, Anna Maria Coclite

Institute of Solid State Physics (5130)

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Abstract

Zinc oxide deposited by a novel new technique, Plasma Enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition (PEALD) is combined with a thermoresponsive hydrogel, namely p(NVCL), deposited by Initiated Chemical Vapor Deposition (iCVD), which results in multi-stimuli responsive core-shell nanorods. These nanorods are deposited into a template material (UV-curable Polyurethane acrylate). The template material is deposited onto flexible PET substrates and is subsequently patterned using UV-NIL techniques. Electrical characterization of the resultant device is required to quantify the response to humidity, temperature and pressure, which is accompanied by FEM simulations

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 26 Sep 2019

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