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Sensor Review

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0260-2288

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1758-6828

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  • automation, electronics, electrical engineering and space technologies (Engineering and Technology)
  • information and communication technology (Engineering and Technology)
  • biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
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  • New approaches for improving selectivity and sensitivity of resistive gas sensors: a review
    Publication
    • J. Smulko
    • M. Trawka
    • C. G. Granqvist
    • R. Ionescu
    • F. E. Annanouch
    • E. Llobet
    • L. B. Kish

    - Sensor Review - Year 2015

    Purpose – This paper aims to present the methods of improving selectivity and sensitivity of resistance gas sensors. Design/methodology/approach – This paper compares various methods of improving gas sensing by temperature modulation, UV irradiation or fluctuation-enhanced sensing. The authors analyze low-frequency resistance fluctuations in commercial Taguchi gas sensors and the recently developed tungsten trioxide (WO3) gas-sensing...

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