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titleOfInvention Carbon nanotube-based flexible sensor device manufacturing method by physical transfer method
abstract The present invention discloses a method of manufacturing a flexible sensor element. The present invention provides a sensor element having excellent flexibility by transferring a sensor portion formed on a solid substrate to a flexible substrate. In particular, the present invention provides a sensor portion formed on a solid substrate according to the prior art, and is formed on the solid substrate immediately after the flexible flexible substrate is cured even after being fully cured, that is, in a state where the surface of the flexible substrate is viscous. The sensor portion can be easily transferred from the solid substrate to the flexible substrate by press-fitting the sensor portion onto the viscous flexible substrate and curing the surface of the flexible substrate in the state in which the sensor portion is pressed. In addition, the present invention is formed by the array of carbon nanotubes having a rod-shaped active layer of the sensor unit, the sensor unit is pressed on the surface of the flexible substrate in the state of viscosity on the flexible substrate surface, the material constituting the flexible substrate is randomly arranged By allowing the carbon nanotubes to penetrate into the lower space of the carbon nanotubes, the carbon nanotubes can be fixedly bonded to the flexible substrate, so that the carbon nanotubes constituting the active layer can maintain the strong bonding force without leaving the flexible substrate even when the flexible substrate is bent. Can be.
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