Integrating thick/thin film sensors into component systems has emerged as a prevalent
approach for monitoring in extreme environments. However, traditional vapor deposition …

Polymer-derived ceramic (PDC) thin-film sensors have a very high potential for extreme
environments. However, the erosion caused by high-temperature airflow at the hot-end …

With the flexibilization tendency of traditional electronics, developing sensing devices for the
low-temperature field is demanding. Here, we fabricated a flexible copper-based thermistor …

A high-temperature thin/thick-film strain gauge (TFSG) shows development prospects for in
situ strain monitoring of hot-end components due to their small perturbations, no damage …

Heat flux density is an important parameter for evaluating the high-temperature performance
of turbine blades. Accurate heat flux density data play a significant role in the design and …

Thin-film sensors are essential for real-time monitoring of components in high-temperature
environments. Traditional fabrication methods often involve complicated fabrication steps or …

Polymer-derived ceramics (PDCs) find extensive applications as sensitive materials in in-
situ thin/thick film sensors (TFSs) co-fabricated with components. However, the prolonged …

Solid rocket motors (SRMs) have multiple working states, and thermal protection system
(TPS) materials used in their combustion chambers must possess high ablation resistance in …

Often, extreme working environments with temperatures exceeding 800° C result in the
failure of conventional sensors. Recently, ceramic-based microwave backscattering wireless …

Polymer-derived ceramics (PDCs) are increasingly recognized as promising materials for
high-temperature thin/thick film sensors (HTTFSs). However, a large linewidth and poor …