Abstract: A device is for surface strengthening of a metal plate based ultrasonic vibration is provided. The device includes an ultrasonic vibration tool holder and a cutting tool. The ultrasonic vibration tool holder is internally provided with an ultrasonic transducer and an ultrasonic booster; the ultrasonic transducer is configured to transmit vibration to the ultrasonic booster, the ultrasonic booster is configured to drive longitudinal torsion vibration of the cutting tool; an end of the ultrasonic booster facing towards the cutting tool is provided with an adjustment assembly configured for adjusting a longitudinal torsion angle and a rotation speed. Since the device includes the adjustment assembly, the longitudinal torsion angle and the rotation speed of the device can be adjusted according to different processing requirements, so as to perform ultrasonic vibration extrusion strengthening on surfaces of titanium alloy plates and improve surface integrity including microhardness and residual stress.

Abstract: A display substrate and a display device relate to the technical field of displaying. The display substrate includes a plurality of display units spaced apart from each other and a plurality of connection units, the plurality of connection units being connected between two adjacent display units; the plurality of connection units include: two connection units arranged along a first direction, wherein the first direction is parallel to a stretching direction of the display substrate; wherein the two connection units arranged along the first direction are axisymmetric with respect to a first reference line, so that the plurality of connection units arranged along a second direction have a same deformation amount in a stretching state, the second direction is perpendicular to the stretching direction, and an extension direction of the first reference line is parallel to the second direction.

Abstract: A device is for surface strengthening of a metal plate based ultrasonic vibration. The device includes an ultrasonic vibration tool holder and a cutting tool. The ultrasonic vibration tool holder is internally provided with an ultrasonic transducer and an ultrasonic booster; the ultrasonic transducer is configured to transmit vibration to the ultrasonic booster, the ultrasonic booster is configured to drive longitudinal torsion vibration of the cutting tool; an end of the ultrasonic booster facing towards the cutting tool is provided with an adjustment assembly configured for adjusting a longitudinal torsion angle and a rotation speed. Since the device includes the adjustment assembly, the longitudinal torsion angle and the rotation speed of the device can be adjusted according to different processing requirements, so as to perform ultrasonic vibration extrusion strengthening on surfaces of titanium alloy plates and improve surface integrity including microhardness and residual stress.

Abstract: A gas sensor utilizing carbon nanotubes (CNTs) is disclosed. The sensor can include a patch antenna, a feed line, and a stub line. The stub line can include a carbon nanotube (CNT) thin-film layer for gas detection. The CNTs can be functionalized to detect one or more analytes with specificity designed to detect, for example, environmental air contaminants, hazardous gases, or explosives. The sensor can provide extremely sensitive gas detection by monitoring the shift in resonant frequency of the sensor circuit resulting from the adsorption of the analyte by the CNT thin-film layer. The sensor can be manufactured using inkjet printing technologies to reduce costs. The integration of an efficient antenna on the same substrate as the sensor enables wireless applications of the sensor without additional components, for wireless standoff chemical sensing applications including, for example, defense, industrial monitoring, environmental sensing, automobile exhaust analysis, and healthcare applications.

Abstract: A gas sensor utilizing carbon nanotubes (CNTs) is disclosed. The sensor can include a patch antenna, a feed line, and a stub line. The stub line can include a carbon nanotube (CNT) thin-film layer for gas detection. The CNTs can be functionalized to detect one or more analytes with specificity designed to detect, for example, environmental air contaminants, hazardous gases, or explosives. The sensor can provide extremely sensitive gas detection by monitoring the shift in resonant frequency of the sensor circuit resulting from the adsorption of the analyte by the CNT thin-film layer. The sensor can be manufactured using inkjet printing technologies to reduce costs. The integration of an efficient antenna on the same substrate as the sensor enables wireless applications of the sensor without additional components, for wireless standoff chemical sensing applications including, for example, defense, industrial monitoring, environmental sensing, automobile exhaust analysis, and healthcare applications.