Advanced Materials · 2015 · 531 citations · 93 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceElectronic MaterialsMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsThin FilmsElectrode MaterialsStrain EngineeringThin Film Electrical PropertiesThin Film Mechanical PropertiesThin Film StrainThin-film MaterialsFlexible Electrode MaterialsFlexible ElectronicsFlexible Thin-film ElectronicsStretchable ConductorsStretchable ElectrodesStretchable ElectronicsThin-film Electrodes
Flexible and stretchable electronics are cutting‑edge technologies, yet achieving stretchability in thin‑film electrodes—critical for device performance—is difficult because they must endure large strains (>1 %) without degrading electrical properties. The article reviews progress in strategies to create highly stretchable thin‑film electrodes and outlines future perspectives and challenges. It discusses fabrication strategies for stretchable thin‑film electrodes and describes their applications.
Flexible and stretchable electronics represent today's cutting-edge electronic technologies. As the most-fundamental component of electronics, the thin-film electrode remains the research frontier due to its key role in the successful development of flexible and stretchable electronic devices. Stretchability, however, is generally more challenging to achieve than flexibility. Stretchable electronic devices demand, above all else, that the thin-film electrodes have the capacity to absorb a large level of strain (>>1%) without obvious changes in their electrical performance. This article reviews the progress in strategies for obtaining highly stretchable thin-film electrodes. Applications of stretchable thin-film electrodes fabricated via these strategies are described. Some perspectives and challenges in this field are also put forward.
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