Towards a New Gas Sensor Microsystem Using Electroactive Polymers Thin Films

Abstract

These experimental results and previous studies on other polymers and oxidizing gases demonstrate the potentiality of such materials to be used as sensitive part of gas sensors.

Techniques in Advancing the Capabilities of Various Nitrate Detection Methods: A Review

“…Currently, membrane technology has gained great attention in sensing technology. Most workers nowadays like to integrate membranes or known as conducting polymer, into their sensor system in order to improve the sensing performance [78]. Polymers have gained tremendous recognition in the field of liquid and gas sensing.…”

Aluminium phthalocyanine chloride thin films for temperature sensing

“…Currently, researchers are trying to explore the potentials of these materials for organic electronic devices like organic sensors, solar cells, FETs, OLEDs, etc. [7][8][9][10][11][12][13] The properties and the efficiency of the electronic devices are strongly dependent on the nature of the material and its processing, design, and fabrication technique. [14,15] The factors including film preparation technique, thickness and morphology of film, temperature of annealing, and sensing are very important for the performance of electronic devices.…”