DocumentCode :
1078625
Title :
Sniffing out problems for humans in space
Author :
Nix, Megan B. ; Homer, Margie L. ; Kisor, Adam K. ; Soler, Jessica ; Torres, Julia ; Manatt, Kenneth ; Jewell, April ; Ryan, Margaret Amy
Volume :
26
Issue :
4
fYear :
2007
Firstpage :
18
Lastpage :
24
Abstract :
The goal of this study was to determine the rapidity and magnitude of metal oxide sensor response to airborne contaminants on the target analyte list for the third generation ENose. The immediate and sharp response of the metal oxide sensors indicates that they would indeed serve as a reliable event indicator for the ENose. A custom fabrication procedure to deposit metal oxide on the microhotplate array that will be used in the third generation ENose would also need to be established. With the resulting sensors subjected to characterization, testing, and training for the ENose data analysis software.
Keywords :
chemical sensors; electronic noses; ENose data analysis software; airborne contaminants; metal oxide sensor response; microhotplate array; space applications; third generation ENose; Chemical sensors; Data analysis; Electron mobility; Gas detectors; Gases; Humans; Polymers; Sensor arrays; Sensor phenomena and characterization; Surface resistance;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Potentials, IEEE
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0278-6648
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/MP.2007.4280328
Filename :
4280328
Link To Document :
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