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Other contributing persons, institutions or organisationseu - Funder
Other contributing persons, institutions or organisationsHabenicht, Carsten - TU Dresden - Researcher
Other contributing persons, institutions or organisationsLeo, Karl - TU Dresden - Supervisor
Other contributing persons, institutions or organisationsMittmann, Maarten - TU Dresden - Researcher
Person(s) who is (are) responsible for the content of the research dataKleemann, Hans - TU Dresden
AbstractEach folder represents one or more unique PEDOT:PF6 fiber networks. Different types of measurement might be found for each network, including impedance measurements ("Autolab" folder), transistor measurements ("SMU" folder) and acoustic/seismic excitation measurements ("Oscilloscope" folder), as well as pictures of the networks or videos of the fiber growth process.
Year or period of data production2022-2023
Publication year2024
PublisherTechnische Universität Dresden
Content of the research dataText, Image, Audiovisual, Dataset: Microscopic images and videos of fiber network growth. Datasets include impedance measurements, transistor measurements and oscilloscope measurements with acoustic/seismic excitation. A Labbook with additional information on the measurements is also included.
Holder of usage rightsTechnische Universität Dresden
Usage rights of the dataCC-BY-NC-4.0
Discipline(s)Physicsde
Title of the datasetMeasurements for different PEDOT:PF6 fiber networks


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  • Research data for infrasound detection using polymer networks in liquid films [1]Open Access Icon
    This data collection includes measurements of different PEDOT:PF6 fiber networks, including their impedance spectrum, transistor measurements, pictures of the networks and their reaction to acoustic/seismic excitation measured with an oscilloscope. The networks were grown in a free-standing liquid film using sulfolane as a solvent, TBAPF6 as a salt and EDOT as a monomer. Fibers were grown using AC electropolymerization and then excited using a custom-made infrasound generator.

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