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2020
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Article
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Tab 2
Review Article
Nanogenerator-Based Self-Powered Sensors for Wearable and Implantable Electronics
Table 2
The characteristics of wearable and implantable TENGs.
Type feature
Material
Size (cm)
Output voltage (
)
Function
TENG
Polymer-metal
PTFE-Al [
73
,
104
,
105
]
FEP-Cu [
74
]
Rubber-steel [
75
]
Kapton-Cu [
94
,
106
]
PLGA-Au [
96
]
[
73
]
5 (
)
[
74
]
[
96
]
[
105
]
[
106
]
116 [
73
], 17.5 [
74
], 200 [
75
], 1.52 [
94
], 28 [
96
], 45 [
104
], 10 [
105
]
Power source [
74
,
75
,
96
,
104
]
Sensor [
73
,
94
,
105
,
106
]
Polymer-polymer
PET-PTFE [
83
]
Nylon-PDMS [
84
]
PDMS-PVDF [
87
]
FEP-latex [
97
]
PDMS-FEP [
98
]
[
83
]
5 [
87
]
2 (
)
[
97
]
[
98
]
300 [
84
], 14 [
87
], 14.5 [
97
], 14 [
98
]
Power source [
84
,
87
]
Sensor [
83
,
84
,
97
,
98
]
Polymer-semiconductor
PTFE-PVDF [
85
]
PVDF-PA6 [
99
]
[
85
]
[
101
]
[
107
]
1000 [
99
], 0.95 [
101
]
Power source [
99
]
Sensor [
85
,
99
,
101
,
107
,
108
]
Others
PET-conductive fiber [
88
]
Silicon rubber-skin [
90
]
PDMS-graphene [
91
]
Glass-silk [
109
]
[
88
]
[
90
]
[
109
]
3 [
88
], 95 [
90
], 15.1 [
91
]
Power source [
90
,
109
]
Sensor [
88
,
91
,
103
,
109
]
