Pressure sensitive transducer with pressure sensitive layer incl

Electrical resistors – Mechanically variable – Deformable

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338 47, 338 99, 338101, 338 5, H01C 1010

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061218707

ABSTRACT:
Pressure sensitive layers are disposed on respective resin films through electrodes to face each other, and include high conductivity flaky carbon particles and low conductivity amorphous-based carbon particles. The two kinds of carbon particles are bound together by a resin-system binder. Accordingly, when a pushing force is applied to the resin films, an average distance between the carbon particles is decreased to cause a tunnel conduction phenomenon, resulting in a decrease in conductive resistance between the electrodes. As a result, a pressure sensing property can be made gentle.

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