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A freestanding conducting polymer plate with one side forming a Schottky contact and the other forming an Ohmic contact with two different metals can generate a DC voltage with a large output current density upon mechanical deformation, as reported by T. Lin and co‐workers on page 1461. This novel concept for generating DC electricity can be applied to develop various devices for energy harvesting...
A freestanding conducting polymer plate with one side forming a Schottky contact and the other side an Ohmic contact with two different metal electrodes can generate a DC voltage with an output current density as high as 218.6 μA cm−2 upon mechanical deformation.
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