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High-resilience, anti-freezing, and vacuum-tolerant eutectogel for self-powered pressure sensing in extreme environments

Authors: Yingxiang Huang; Yu Li; Cong Peng; Wei Feng

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3622-0Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The eutectogel achieves a resilience of 97.8% and a conductivity of 48.02 mS m−1, enabling reliable signal transduction and mechanical recovery in TENG-based pressure sensors, critical for long-term cyclic operation. • • At −40 °C, the eutectogel retains 75.7% tensile and 69.4% compressive resilience, demonstrating anti-freezing performance essential for sensors deployed in polar or high-altitude environments. • • After 24 h storage under −0.1 MPa vacuum, no significant change in resilience is observed, confirming vacuum tolerance for aerospace or low-pressure industrial applications. • • The TENG pressure sensor shows a fast response time of 16 ms and stable output over 16,000 contact-separation cycles, ensuring durability and precision in high-frequency pressure monitoring.