Have you seen a transparent and printable ultra-sensitive thermal sensor?

Printing is a very common industry in our daily life. Many of us need to use printing, such as copy of ID card, copying of materials, etc., which shows that it is very important in our lives. There are many kinds of printing, and the equipment is of course different. One of them is an ultra-sensitive thermal sensor made by using the related principle of temperature difference.

In a recent report in the field of organic electronics, a new "artifact" in the field of printing - a thermal sensor, which is sensitive, transparent and printable, is designed. This "artifact" is designed using thermoelectric materials. When a temperature difference occurs, the electrons at the cold end of the thermoelectric material are transferred to the warm side to generate a voltage difference. Because the thermal sensor can turn the weak electrical signal into a strong signal. So the world's first printed thermoelectric module using ions as charge carriers has been developed. You don't have to worry about printing on this item in the future, the thermal sensor will solve the problem for you.

This article is from Allicdata Electronics Limited.