Flexible piezoresistive strain sensor with high sensitivity based on carbonised waste thermosetting resin
Lei Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jie Wang(Nanjing Normal University), Ping Wang(Southwest Petroleum University), Hongchang Han(Southwest Petroleum University), Yuntao Li(Vernon College), Wanqiu Zhu(Southwest Petroleum University), Chunxia Zhao(Southwest Petroleum University), Dong Xiang(Southwest Petroleum University)
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