Material Selection of Conductive Fibers for Touchable Gloves and Application of Graphene
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https://doi.org/10.61173/mskp4z51Keywords:
touch screen gloves, conductive fiber, conductive yarn, conductive material, grapheneAbstract
In recent years, nanometer conductive materials are the focus of research. Graphene is widely recognized and used in recent years, they have excellent flexibility, mechanical strength and electrical conductivity, with low dimensions and large specific surface area characteristics, in the field of sensors and daily life has great application potential, perhaps some emerging nanomaterials and technologies can provide the possibility of progress for touch screen gloves. Most touchscreen gloves on the market today use metal fibers, but compared with other metals and non-metallic materials, graphene is undoubtedly a suitable and superior conductive fiber choice now and in the future.
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