3D Soft Architectures for Stretchable Thermoelectric Wearables with Electrical Self‐Healing and Damage Tolerance
Wearable Technology
Self-healing material
DOI:
10.1002/adma.202407073
Publication Date:
2024-08-30T14:50:15Z
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Flexible thermoelectric devices (TEDs) exhibit adaptability to curved surfaces, holding significant potential for small-scale power generation and thermal management. However, they often compromise stretchability, energy conversion, or robustness, thus limiting their applications. Here, the implementation of 3D soft architectures, multifunctional composites, self-healing liquid metal conductors, rigid semiconductors is introduced overcome these challenges. These TEDs are extremely stretchable, functioning at strain levels as high 230%. Their unique design, verified through multiphysics simulations, results in a considerably density 115.4 µW cm⁻
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