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Flexible devices are gradually emerging as an alternative viable low-cost user-friendly technology for wearable health care services in different fields. Some of the attractive features of flexible devices are the integration of multiple sensing units with electronic circuits for any planar and non-planar mounting surfaces. With the advancement of flexible technologies, now the devices can be fabricated with superior response characteristics comparable to the conventional silicon IC technology. The purpose of the present book is to provide the readers with a single platform to develop a system using flexible sensors integrating with interfacing/signal conditioning, data conversion and communication circuits.
Key Features
- First book with focus on interfacing flexible sensors
- Comprehensive topics on different types of flexible sensors for sensing applications
- Selection of materials, design of sensor structures and fabrication of the flexible sensors
- Interfacing circuits for a range of flexible sensors including capacitive and imperfect capacitive sensors, resistive sensors and others
- Extensive incorporation of case studies
1 A Review on Flexible Sensors for Soft Robotics 2 Recent Advances in Laser-Induced Graphene (LIG) Based Flexible Electronic Devices 3 Printable flexible sensors for hydration monitoring and moisture measurement of concrete structures. 4 Resistive Sensor Interface 5 Interfacing circuit for capacitive sensors 6 Interface Electronics and Conditioning Circuits for Triboelectric Flexible Sensors 7 Flexible Interfacing Circuits for Wearable Sensors and Wireless Communication 8 Compact and Efficient Wireless Power and Information Transfer Systems for IoT Sensors and Implants 9 Analysis and design considerations of relaxation oscillator based flexible sensor circuits 10 Sensor Tags for wireless body-centric communication: Challenges and Opportunities 11 Role of Capacitive Sensors for the Condition Monitoring of Transformer’s Insulation