Can odors of TCM be captured by electronic nose? The novel quality control method for musk by electronic nose coupled with chemometrics

A novel strategy for rapid identification of the fruits of Illicium verum and Illicium anisatum using electronic nose and tongue technology

“…The E-nose is an intelligent apparatus and can be used to detect complex odors by an array of metal oxide sensors made by various odor-sensitive materials [16]. Recently, increasing numbers of research studies have demonstrated that E-nose is an effective and rapid way to discriminate foods, TCM materials, and agricultural products [16][17][18].…”

An electronic tongue as a classifier tool for assessing perfume olfactory family and storage time-period

“…Thus, the development of fast, low-cost and green sensorbased techniques, which may be applied on-line, to monitor in-situ perfume aroma-fragrance profiles is highly envisaged by the industry. Electronic noses (E-noses) have been proposed for perfume analysis namely for discriminating original brand perfumes or recognizing fake counterparts [5][6][7]; for identifying simple aromas [8][9][10][11][12]; for recognizing unknown fragrance mixtures [13]; to classify different perfume classes [14]; as quality control method of musk samples [15]; for generating analyte-specific fingerprints of odorants [16]; to differentiate perfumes by brand [16,17]; or, for highlight the differences of perfumes according to the producers, using odorant maps [18]. An Enose was also applied to detect counterfeit perfumed cleaner products as well as to quantify the perfume added amount [19].…”

Application of principal component analysis and discrete wavelet transform in electronic nose for herbal drinks classification

“…An electronic nose (e-nose) which mimics human olfactory system is very popular recently to overcome the problems in such odor detections. Compared to other commercially analytical instruments, the e-nose has advantages such as fast detection, easy to use and inexpensive [1][2][3][4].…”