DOE OSTI · 2541661
Sensor discriminators and methods for detecting electrical property changes in a metal organic framework
Abstract
A sensor discriminator for detecting a gaseous substance includes a power source, a discrimination module, a sensor simulator that simulates a metal organic framework under at least one simulation condition, a simulation circuitry electrically coupling the sensor simulator to the power source and the discrimination module, and a discriminator circuitry that electrically couples the power source and the discrimination module to a gas capture probe. The discrimination module compares a discrimination pulse and a simulation pulse from the power source after the discrimination pulse passes through a metal organic framework of the gas capture sensor and the simulation pulse passes through a simulation component of the sensor simulator. The discrimination module causes a discriminator output that includes the comparison of the discrimination pulse to the simulation pulse. An electrical property of the discrimination pulse depends on an electrical parameter of the metal organic framework that is augmented by the gaseous substance.
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Christensen, Daniel A., Leryoskajai, Ratthatrust, Volkmann, Nathan S. L.. 2024-01-09. Sensor discriminators and methods for detecting electrical property changes in a metal organic framework. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2541661
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