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Carbon nanotube (CNT) based continuous fiber, a CNT assembly that could potentially retain the superb properties of individual CNTs on a macroscopic scale, belongs to a fascinating new class of electronic materials with potential applications in electronics, sensing, and conducting wires. Here, the fabrication of CNT fiber based stretchable conductors by a simple prestraining‐then‐buckling approach...
Stretchable conductors based on buckled carbon nanotube (CNT) fibers are fabricated using a simple prestraining‐then‐buckling approach. The primary deformation mode of the CNT fibers is lateral kinking. This buckling shape is quite different from the sinusoidal shape observed previously in systems that are otherwise similar. As reported by Tsu‐Wei Chou and co‐workers on page 789, the prepared CNT...
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