Patterning Adhesive Layers for Array Electrodes via Electrochemically Grafted Polymers.

ABSTRACT: Electrophysiological sensors (electrodes) are used to collect complex electrophysiological signals, providing extensive information about the body's condition. Reliable signal acquisition necessitates stable skin-electrode interfaces to prevent adverse effects arising from interface variations. Although the incorporation of conductive adhesive layers can improve the stability of these interfaces, in array electrodes, the layer may also cause short circuits and signal crosstalk. Here, we propose a general strategy for patterning the adhesive layer of array electrodes based on electrochemically grafted adhesive polymers (EGAPs). Utilizing the conductivity differences between the sensing sites and the substrate material of flexible electrodes, spatial selective loading of adhesive and ionical

SUBMITTER: Wen S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11780560 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature