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Fig. 4.2 a Schematics of the working mechanisms in the bandage-type O 2 sensor receiving the O 2
molecules diffused out from the blood vessels. b Graphic of wearable O 2 sensor with its sensing
film, the OPD, and OLEDs attached to a human thumb and the digital image. c The structure of the
platform and the design of the electrode design as well as digital photo of the flexible OPD (top)
and flexible OLED (bottom). d Schematic of the TiO 2 -doped O 2 sensing film and corresponding
digital photograph. f The layers and structure of the flexible OPD and OLED (Lim et al. 2018)
References
Becker H, Schulz I, Mosig A, Jahn T, Gärtner C (2014) Microfluidic devices for cell culture and
handling in organ-on-a-chip applications. p 89760N. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2037237
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Fig. 4.2 a Schematics of the working mechanisms in the bandage-type O 2 sensor receiving the O 2
molecules diffused out from the blood vessels. b Graphic of wearable O 2 sensor with its sensing
film, the OPD, and OLEDs attached to a human thumb and the digital image. c The structure of the
platform and the design of the electrode design as well as digital photo of the flexible OPD (top)
and flexible OLED (bottom). d Schematic of the TiO 2 -doped O 2 sensing film and corresponding
digital photograph. f The layers and structure of the flexible OPD and OLED (Lim et al. 2018)
References
Becker H, Schulz I, Mosig A, Jahn T, Gärtner C (2014) Microfluidic devices for cell culture and
handling in organ-on-a-chip applications. p 89760N. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2037237