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Shevade, A.
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Expanding the analyte set of the JPL Electronic Nose to include inorganic compounds
An array-based sensing system based on 32 polymer/carbon composite conductometric sensors is under development at JPL. Until the present phase of development, the analyte set has focuses on organic compounds and a few selected inorganic compounds, notably ammonia and hydrazine.
Ground testing of the JPL Electronic Nose : mechanisms of response in conductometric polymer-carbon composite sensors
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Temperature effects on polymer-carbon composite sensors
At JPL we have investigated the effects of temperature on polymer-carbon black composite sensors. While the electrical properties of polymer composites have been studied, with mechanisms of conductivity described by connectivity and tunneling, it is not fully understood how these properties affect sensor characteristics and responses.
Using temperature effects on polymer-composite sensor arrays to identify analytes
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Second generation electronic nose: real-time air quality monitoring in human habitat
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Reproducibility of responses in polymer-carbon composite films in an electronic nose sensing array
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Reproducibility of responses in polymer-carbon composite films in an electronic nose sensing array
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