Exploratory Research: Evaluation of Porous-Silicon Sensors for Marine Science Applications
探索性研究:用于海洋科学应用的多孔硅传感器的评估
基本信息
- 批准号:0525080
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2005
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2005-05-01 至 2007-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The PIs propose to evaluate Porous Silicon (pSi) sensors for marine applications. Porous Silicon sensors will be fabricated and tested in a laboratory pressure cell, to simulate ocean pressures and temperatures. Optical nanostructures can be precisely fabricated in pSi sensors; the presence of an analyte will produce readily detectable changes in the nanostructure's optical properties such as the reflectivity spectrum. pSi sensors have been used on land to detect a number of chemical and biological signals, and have also been used in liquid solutions for biomedical applications. The PIs feel that pSi sensors could be developed for ocean science applications with the desirable qualities of inherent pressure tolerance, high sensitivity, small size, low power consumption and low cost. For this test, the chemical target will be methane, due to a) the importance of methane in the oceans, and b) the limitations of existing deep ocean methane sensors. There are significant unknowns concerning marine applications for pSi sensors, particularly biofouling and corrosion. The oceans will be a new and untested operating environment for pSi sensors. Broader ImpactsThe PIs proposed to develop a new observational measurement technology for the ocean sciences. New ocean sensors would also have immediate applications in environmental monitoring and industrial processes. In addition, the proposed activity will provide training and education for graduate students and promote crossdisciplinary research.
PI建议评估用于海洋应用的多孔硅(pSi)传感器。多孔硅传感器将在实验室压力单元中制造和测试,以模拟海洋压力和温度。光学纳米结构可以在pSi传感器中精确地制造;分析物的存在将在纳米结构的光学性质(例如反射率光谱)中产生容易检测的变化。pSi传感器已在陆地上用于检测许多化学和生物信号,并且还用于生物医学应用的液体溶液中。PI认为,pSi传感器可以开发用于海洋科学应用,具有固有的压力容限,高灵敏度,小尺寸,低功耗和低成本的理想品质。由于a)甲烷在海洋中的重要性,以及B)现有深海甲烷传感器的局限性,本次测试的化学目标将是甲烷。关于pSi传感器的海洋应用,特别是生物污染和腐蚀,存在重大的未知数。对于pSi传感器来说,海洋将是一个新的、未经测试的工作环境。更广泛的影响PI提议为海洋科学开发一种新的观测测量技术。新的海洋传感器也将立即应用于环境监测和工业过程。此外,拟议的活动将为研究生提供培训和教育,并促进跨学科研究。
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John B. DeSanto;David A. Schmidt;Mark Zumberge;Glenn Sasagawa;C. David Chadwell - 通讯作者:
C. David Chadwell
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