Fork finger sensor
The interdigital sensor is a kind of sensor that uses the structure of the interdigital electrode, which is widely used in various sensors because of its simple structure, easy mass production, small size, sensitive response and other characteristics. By optimizing the design and fabrication process, the interdigitated electrode sensor can improve the sensitivity and selectivity, and achieve high-precision and repeatable detection of different analytes.
Electrochemical sensors
The electrochemical electrode is the core component of the electrochemical sensor, which works by reacting with the analyte of interest and generating an electrical signal proportional to the concentration of the analyte of interest. Electrochemical sensors typically consist of a sensing electrode (also known as a working electrode) and a counter electrode (also known as a counter electrode) separated by a thin electrolytic layer.
Transparent flexible electrodes
Transparent flexible electrodes are an important class of optoelectronic materials, which have good conductivity and mechanical flexibility while maintaining high transparency, which makes them have a wide range of application prospects in flexible electronic devices.