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Polymeric resistive bridge gas sensor array driven by a standard CMOS current drive chip

Polymeric resistive bridge gas sensor array driven by a standard CMOS current drive chip
Polymeric resistive bridge gas sensor array driven by a standard CMOS current drive chip
Gas sensitive micro-bridge devices, fabricated with four conducting polymer resistive elements, have been characterised using a standard cell CMOS current drive chip and precision linear analogue circuitry. Poly(anilene)(PAN) types of polymers were used to create the four resistive elements, while two opposite arms of the micro-bridge were passivated by a protective coating of either epoxy resin or nafion. The nafion coated bridges exhibited a substantially reduced sensitivity to ambient humidity and, rather surprisingly, a positive temperature coefficient.
0925-4005
518-525
Cole, M
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Gardner, J W
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Lim, A W Y
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Brignell, J E
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Cole, M
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Gardner, J W
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Lim, A W Y
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Scivier, P K
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Brignell, J E
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Cole, M, Gardner, J W, Lim, A W Y, Scivier, P K and Brignell, J E (1999) Polymeric resistive bridge gas sensor array driven by a standard CMOS current drive chip. Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, B58, 518-525.

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Abstract

Gas sensitive micro-bridge devices, fabricated with four conducting polymer resistive elements, have been characterised using a standard cell CMOS current drive chip and precision linear analogue circuitry. Poly(anilene)(PAN) types of polymers were used to create the four resistive elements, while two opposite arms of the micro-bridge were passivated by a protective coating of either epoxy resin or nafion. The nafion coated bridges exhibited a substantially reduced sensitivity to ambient humidity and, rather surprisingly, a positive temperature coefficient.

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Published date: 1999
Organisations: Electronics & Computer Science

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Local EPrints ID: 252025
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/252025
ISSN: 0925-4005
PURE UUID: 65f3eae3-fa8e-4632-be19-6ba16c9d6408

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Date deposited: 30 Nov 1999
Last modified: 07 Jan 2022 21:08

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Author: M Cole
Author: J W Gardner
Author: A W Y Lim
Author: P K Scivier
Author: J E Brignell

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