NanoSonic’s innovative Metal Rubber™ sensor materials are electrically conductive, low-modulus, bendable and stretchable, mechanically robust and environmentally durable.
NanoSonic’s Specialty Sensor Types
• Strain sensors for large strain applications
o sensors exhibit changes in electrical resistance with changes in mechanical strain
o up to 1000 percent elongation
• Skin friction sensors for air or water systems due to air or water flow
FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS
• Low mass density
• Low modulus
• Electrically conductive
• Mechanically durable
• Environmentally durable (UV-resistant, chemically-resistants, salt-water, and more)
• Large thermal operating range
• Conformal decals and skins (no bulky wiring needed for interconnections)
• Easily attached onto many different surfaces (even systems with intricate curved geometries)
• Can be spatially patterned and interconnected for data acquisition
* Specialty materials are subject to availability and would require a non-disclosure agreement and/or materials transfer agreement.
For further information and ordering, please contact us:
Email order@nanosonic.com
Phone 540.626.6266
NanoSonic's innovative Metal Rubber™ nanostructured sensor materials are electrically-conductive, low-modulus, pliable, and mechanically and environmentally durable, and can be used for strain or skin friction sensor applications. ©2011 NanoSonic, Inc.
NanoSonic's innovative Metal Rubber™ sensor materials are mechanically and environmentally durable. ©2011 NanoSonic, Inc.
NanoSonic sensors have a wide range of applications for measuring such parameters as strain, friction or temperature. One of our sensors is shown here on an airfoil. ©2011 NanoSonic, Inc.