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Introduction to Epidermal Electronic System (E-Skin) Mohammad Akter Hossain (244951) & Nabid Faiem (238769)

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Introduction to Epidermal Electronic System(E-Skin)

Mohammad Akter Hossain (244951)&

Nabid Faiem (238769)

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Traditional ECG

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Traditional EEG

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Replacement of traditional with a noble approach…

Electronic Skin (E-Skin)

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What is E-Skin?• E-skin is a ultrathin electronic device.• Light weight, Stretchable.• Attach to the skin like temporary tattoo.

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E-Skin

• Mimic of human skin.• Physical properties (moduli, thickness and

others) should be matched with epidermis.• A thin film on epidermis-dermis bilayer

substrate.• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvg-9aeS

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Application of E-Skin

• Monitoring (EEG, ECG, EMG)• Wound measurement/treatment• Biological/chemical sensing• Human-machine interaction• Stimulation of certain tissue/organ

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Application of E-Skin

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Sectors on Thin film substrate

• Sensor • Power supply• Communication components• Interconnects exploit ultrathin layout (< 7µm)

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Measurand Sense by Sensors

• Temperature • Strain • Electrophysiological parameter (ECG, EEG, EMG)

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Basic Electronic Components

• Micro-scale light emitting diode (LED)• Active/Passive components (Transistor, diode, resistor)• Wireless power coils• RF communication module (High frequency inductors, capacitors, oscillators, antennae)

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Sectors of E-Skin

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E-Skin

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Properties of Ultrathin Film(Substrate)

• Thin surface (around 30nm)• Gas permeable elastomeric sheet. It is based on

modified polyester. • Young Modulus is around 60kPa.• Robust adhesion with skin by only van der Waals

force.• Water absorbable polymer sheet ‘Polyvinyl Alcohol

(PVA)’.

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Properties of Ultrathin Film(Electronics)

• Ultrathin layout (<7µm) of interconnection.• Electronics materials are based on Si or GaAs.• Filamentary serpentine shape of electronics.

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Mechanical properties of EES(E-Skin)

• Depends on ‘effective modulus’ and ‘Thickness’ of both the circuit and sensor and the substrate.

• Effective modulus (EEES) can be expressed by-EEES = Eint(1 + Ld/Ls)

– Eint is the effective modulus of interconnects.– Ld is characteristic device size– Ls is distance between devices

• EEES can be minimized by reducing Eint and Ld/Ls.• Bending stiffness (EIEES) decreases with the thickness

of the device, interconnects and substrate.

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Multifunctional Operation

• E-Skin is used to monitor Electrophysiological process (EEG, ECG).

• Applied sensor electrode incorporates with MOSFET.• FS design is used for this setup.• FS-MOSFET• Si based FS resistor• FS electrode

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Multifunctional Operation

• The gate of a FS-MOSFET connects to an extended FS electrode for efficient coupling to the body potential.

• Analogous design based on rectangular device island.• FS interconnects via contact with the skin in a

common source amplifier configuration.

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Multifunctional Operation

• Resistance based temperature sensors build with meander of Pt.

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Multifunctional Operation

• In-plane strain gauges based on carbon black-doped Si.

Multifunctional Operation

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Multifunctional Operation

• LED and photo detectors based on AlInGaP.

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Multifunctional Operation

• Si FS photovoltaic cell able to generate few tens of microwatts.

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Multifunctional Operation• Wireless powering via inductive effects act as an

alternative source.• FS inductive coil connected to a LED with

electromagnetic modeling of its RF response.• Able to charge the batteries or capacitors by RF coil.• Interconnected pair of FS inductors and capacitors

designed for RF operation.

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Systems for Electrophysiological Recording

• Measurement of ECG, EMG and EEG in conformal, skin-mounted mode.

• No conductive gels or penetrating needles• Direct contact with skin • Biocompatible

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Systems for Electrophysiological Recording

• ECG records from the chest, revealed high-quality signal.

• EMG is measured from leg muscle contraction.• EES mounted on throat can monitor muscle activity

during speech.• EEG is measured from the region of the forehead.

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Future aspects

• In future, E-skin can be used to stimulate a certain tissue/organ, which is not able to receive commands from central nervous system (CNS).

• E-nose.• E-tongue.

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Thank you