GAS-DEPENDENT RESPONSE IN THE TEMPERATURE TRANSIENT OF SNO2 GAS SENSORS
GAS-DEPENDENT RESPONSE IN THE TEMPERATURE TRANSIENT OF SNO2 GAS SENSORS
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DOI:
10.1016/0925-4005(92)80213-h
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发表时间:
1992-10-01
影响因子:
8.4
通讯作者:
MURATA, H
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作者:
HIRANAKA, Y;ABE, T;MURATA, H
This paper describes the gas-dependent response observed in the transient conductance patterns caused by surface temperature changes in various types of SnO2 gas sensors. These sensors have been investigated for the purpose of gas identification. The underlying objective of this research is how to extract gas-specific information to the fullest extent from a single gas sensor. In this case a temperature transient method is used. A step-like change in its heater voltage causes a conductance change in the sensor, resulting in a gas-dependent transient response. We examine the transient responses after dividing them by the conductance response when measured in clean air, and distinctive peaks are observed. The peak times depend on the particular gas species. Therefore this method will be useful for identifying gas species. The characteristics of several types of gas sensor have also been studied. We observe that the same types of sensor show similar gas dependency characteristics. Other types of sensor show different peak delay times. However, they all have gas-dependent features in common.