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Airflow Sensors
In article number 2107062, Rufan Zhang and co‐workers report the synthesis of suspended carbon nanotube networks (SCNTNs) for high‐performance airflow sensors. Due to the ultralight and flexible nature of CNTs and their unique junction structures, the SCNTN‐based airflow sensors achieve ultrafast response, low detection threshold, high sensitivity, and ultralong cycling lifetime.
High‐performance airflow sensors are in great demand in numerous fields but still face many challenges, such as slow response speed, low sensitivity, large detection threshold, and narrow sensing range. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) exhibit many advantages in fabricating airflow sensors due to their nanoscale diameters, excellent mechanical and electrical properties, and so on. However, the intrinsic extraordinary...