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This project focuses on developing a printed thermocouple using carbon-based inks to achieve accurate and localized temperature measurements. The aim is to create a sustainable and biocompatible sensor suitable for consumer electronics and IoT applications, addressing the growing demand for flexible temperature sensing…
Accurate real-time temperature measurement is very important in many applications.
In particular, contact-type temperature sensors for nano or microscope measurement of temperature are expected to strongly rise in the next future due to their use in wearables, smartphones, and other consumer electronics devices.
However, the development of sensitive and localised temperature sensor is a strong technical challenge, in particular when coupled with flexible substrates, such as those used for packa…
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