NASA NTRS · 19860000041
Pressure-Sensitive Resistor Material
Abstract
Low-conductivity particles in rubber offer wide dynamic range. Sensor consists of particles of relatively low conductivity embedded in rubber. Resistance of sensor decreases by about 100 times as pressure on it increases from zero to 0.8 MN/M to the second power. Resistor promising candidate as tactile sensor for robots and remote manipulators.
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Du Fresne, E. R.. 1986-06-01. Pressure-Sensitive Resistor Material. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000041
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