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NASA NTRS · 20130012665

Neural Network Back-Propagation Algorithm for Sensing Hypergols

Abstract

Fast, continuous detection of a wide range of hazardous substances simultaneously is needed to achieve improved safety for personnel working with hypergolic fuels and oxidizers, as well as other hazardous substances, with a requirement for such detection systems to warn personnel immediately upon the sudden advent of hazardous conditions, with a high probability of detection and a low false alarm rate. The primary purpose of this software is to read the voltage outputs from voltage dividers containing carbon nano - tube sensors as a variable resistance leg, and to recognize quickly when a leak has occurred through recognizing that a generalized pattern change in resistivity of a carbon nanotube sensor has occurred upon exposure to dangerous substances, and, further, to identify quickly just what substance is present through detailed pattern recognition of the shape of the response provided by the carbon nanotube sensor.

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Perotti, Jose, Lewis, Mark, Medelius, Pedro, Bastin, Gary. 2013-04-01. Neural Network Back-Propagation Algorithm for Sensing Hypergols. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130012665

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