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Piezotronic Sensor for Bimodal Monitoring of Achilles Tendon Behavior

Authors: Zihan Wang; Shenglong Wang; Boling Lan; Yue Sun; Longchao Huang; Yong Ao; Xuelan Li; Long Jin; Weiqing Yang; Weili Deng

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01757-6Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• The underlying mechanism governing the modulation of carrier transport by piezoelectric potential is elucidated through finite element simulations and experimental validation. • The bimodal piezotronic sensor (BPS) exhibits exceptional responsiveness to both static and dynamic stimuli, achieving an ultrahigh gauge factor of up to 23,439. • The BPS demonstrates robust capability for bimodal monitoring and hazard warning of Achilles tendon behavior, achieving an accuracy of 96%. • The BPS achieves an on/off ratio of 1029 and a static force response duration of up to 600 s, significantly outperforming conventional piezoelectric sensors.