Corrigendum to“Ammonia gas detection using field-effect transistor based on a solution-processable organic semiconductor” [Vacuum 158 (2018) 271–277]

Biogenic amine sensors using organic π-conjugated materials as active sensing components and their commercialization potential

“…Importantly, these OFETs are capable of operation at a gate voltage of −3 V, which is considerably lower than many competing OFET amine sensors. 171 Previous work in the Persaud group has also demonstrated the use the solution-processed electrodes from a silver nanoparticle ink in low-voltage OFETs. 168 Therefore, these highly responsive, low-voltage OFET sensors could be developed further to realize applications in smart-food packaging owing to the previously demonstrated fully solution-processed fabrication thereby allowing viable large-scale production, and due to their low driving voltages, they could be powered by batteries or solar cells.…”