Electrical and noise responses of carbon nanotube networks enhanced by UV light for detection of organic gases (ethanol, acetone)

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Carbon nanotube networks of different optical transparencies were investigated via resistance and 1/f noise measurements for detection of ethanol and acetone. The sensor resistive and noise responses were collected for dark and UV-assisted conditions, revealing the improvement in sensor sensitivity and limit of detection after applying UV light (275 nm). The data set includes raw and modified data from time-domain studies of sensors resistance changes to selected ambient conditions and low-frequency noise spectra measurements used to estimate sensors sensitivity and detection limit to ethanol and acetone. The carbon nanotube network of higher optical transparency (90%) was observed to produce higher responses to both target gases with detection limits reaching 0.89 ppm for ethanol and 0.48 ppm for acetone under UV light enhancement.

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Year of publication:

2024

Verification date:

2024-03-01

Dataset language:

English

Fields of science:

automation, electronics, electrical engineering and space technologies (Engineering and Technology)

DOI:

10.34808/ah20-da40

Funding:

System of gas detection by two-dimensional materials

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Gdańsk University of Technology

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publication Optimum Choice of Randomly Oriented Carbon Nanotube Networks for UV-Assisted Gas Sensing Applications

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