“…Various types of sensors have met these criteria in different E-nose systems, including optical, electrochemical, catalytic field-effect, surface acoustic wave, conducting polymers, calorimetric, quartz crystal microbalance, and chemiresistive sensors. [26][27][28] Initially, artificial analyte mixtures are used to test the discerning capabilities of sensor arrays before they are used with human breath samples. The unique response patterns to each analyte help establish a relationship between the sensors' sensitivity and selectivity.…”
Section: Electronic Nose Systems: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various types of sensors have met these criteria in different E-nose systems, including optical, electrochemical, catalytic field-effect, surface acoustic wave, conducting polymers, calorimetric, quartz crystal microbalance, and chemiresistive sensors. 26–28…”
Section: Electronic Nose Systems: An Overviewmentioning
This review explores recent progress in metal oxide semiconductor-based electronic noses, focusing on fabrication methods, data analysis techniques, disease detection potential, healthcare applications, challenges, and prospects.
“…Various types of sensors have met these criteria in different E-nose systems, including optical, electrochemical, catalytic field-effect, surface acoustic wave, conducting polymers, calorimetric, quartz crystal microbalance, and chemiresistive sensors. [26][27][28] Initially, artificial analyte mixtures are used to test the discerning capabilities of sensor arrays before they are used with human breath samples. The unique response patterns to each analyte help establish a relationship between the sensors' sensitivity and selectivity.…”
Section: Electronic Nose Systems: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various types of sensors have met these criteria in different E-nose systems, including optical, electrochemical, catalytic field-effect, surface acoustic wave, conducting polymers, calorimetric, quartz crystal microbalance, and chemiresistive sensors. 26–28…”
Section: Electronic Nose Systems: An Overviewmentioning
This review explores recent progress in metal oxide semiconductor-based electronic noses, focusing on fabrication methods, data analysis techniques, disease detection potential, healthcare applications, challenges, and prospects.
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