Towards Smart Sensor Systems for Precision Farming: Electrode Potential Energy Harvesting from Plants' Soil

Leoni, Alfiero; Ferri, Giuseppe; Ursini, Daniele; Zompanti, Alessandro; Sabatini, Anna; Stornelli, Vincenzo

doi:10.1109/icecs202256217.2022.9970911

2022 29th IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems (ICECS) 2022

DOI: 10.1109/icecs202256217.2022.9970911

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Towards Smart Sensor Systems for Precision Farming: Electrode Potential Energy Harvesting from Plants' Soil

Alfiero Leoni

Giuseppe Ferri

Daniele Ursini

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“…Finally, biosensors and electrochemical sensors are strongly considered for plant monitoring and energy harvesting in the emerging agriculture 4.0 field, which is establishing the basis for future farming technology [ 40 , 41 , 42 ]. In [ 43 ], D. Wang et Al.…”

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Resistive Switching Property of Euforbia Cotinifolia Plant Extract for Potential Use in Eco-Friendly Memory Devices

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Resistive switching memory devices based on organic materials are intriguing. These devices are biodegradable and nontoxic to living organisms. In this work, using euphorbia cotinifolia plant extract was investigated for its applicability as an active layer of a resistive switching memory device consisting of silver top electrode and indium-doped tin oxide bottom electrode. This study selected Euphorbia cotinifolia because it is a common, prolific and simple-to-grow plant in many South African homes. When the euphorbia cotinifolia plant is broken, an extract resembling milk is emitted. This extract was collected directly onto the bottom electrode, which was then dried at ambient temperature. For top electrode, silver paste was applied. The entire fabrication process was devoid of heat and electricity. The fabricated device showed impressive properties such as memory hysteresis with [Formula: see text], endurance of over [Formula: see text] write/erase cycles, and an impressive retention of [Formula: see text]. Therefore, this system may be a candidate for a nonvolatile and disposable memory device.

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Towards Smart Sensor Systems for Precision Farming: Electrode Potential Energy Harvesting from Plants' Soil

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