Novel gas sensor based on nano-zeolite films for the nerve agent simulant dimethylmethylphosphonate detection

Getting fast and accurate information is of paramount importance for most monitoring, data acquisition, and monitoring systems; there are sensors that transform their input into a frequency domain output, this kind of sensors are known as Frequency Domain Sensors (FDS); when the value of the output frequency is measured in a FDS, the value of the sensor’s input (measurand) can be calculated, that is why the frequency measurement in the output of FDS is critical for using such sensors. In this work different kinds of resonant sensors (FDS) are reviewed; also frequency measurement techniques are explored; finally a novel frequency measurement method is proposed and analyzed for resolution improvement in frequency domain sensors.

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Frequency Domain Sensors and Frequency Measurement Techniques

Murrieta-Rico

Petranovskii

Sergiyenko

et al. 2015

AMM

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Novel gas sensor based on nano-zeolite films for the nerve agent simulant dimethylmethylphosphonate detection

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