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Shuai Wen¹, Ruipeng Zhang¹, Yahui Zhao¹

¹Institute of Functional Nano & Soft Materials (FUNSOM), College of Nano Science and Technology (CNST), Jiangsu Key Laboratory for Carbon-Based Functional Materials & Devices, Soochow University, Suzhou 215123, China.

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This study introduces electrochemically grafted adhesive polymers (EGAPs) for advanced electrophysiological sensors. EGAPs enable stable skin-electrode interfaces, preventing signal crosstalk and improving data quality for reliable body condition monitoring.

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Materials Science
Sensor Technology

Background:

Electrophysiological sensors require stable skin-electrode interfaces for reliable signal acquisition.
Conductive adhesive layers improve interface stability but can cause short circuits and crosstalk in array electrodes.
Existing methods for modifying electrode interfaces are often complex and time-consuming.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a general and efficient strategy for patterning adhesive layers on array electrodes.
To improve the stability and signal quality of electrophysiological measurements.
To prevent signal crosstalk between adjacent sensing sites in electrode arrays.

Main Methods:

A novel method using electrochemically grafted adhesive polymers (EGAPs) for selective surface modification of array electrodes.
Utilizing conductivity differences between sensing sites and substrate for in situ electrochemical patterning.
A rapid, two-step process for electrode surface modification.

Main Results:

Successful spatial selective loading of adhesive and ionically conductive polymers through spontaneous patterning.
Array electrodes with EGAP demonstrated stable electrophysiological signal acquisition.
Improved skin-electrode interface stability and enhanced signal quality were achieved.
Effective prevention of signal crosstalk between arrayed sensing sites.

Conclusions:

The EGAP-based method provides a rapid and selective approach for modifying array electrode surfaces.
This technique significantly enhances the performance and reliability of electrophysiological sensors.
EGAPs offer a promising solution for overcoming limitations in current electrophysiological sensing technologies.