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With the rapid development of the internet of things, sensors play an increasingly critical role in the measurement of force, temperature, and light. In article number 1807618, Kailiang Ren, Zhong Lin Wang, and co‐workers propose a self‐powered pressure sensor based on an electret nanogenerator. This device holds great promise for use in future tactile sensors and artificial skin applications.
This study reports a self‐powered pressure sensor based on a monocharged electret nanogenerator (MENG). The sensor exhibits great advantages in terms of high reliability, ease of fabrication, and relatively high sensitivity. The working mechanism of the MENG sensor is studied by both theoretical derivations and finite element analyses to determine the electric potential distribution during the device...
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