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Disposable, paper-based, inkjet-printed humidity and H2S gas sensor for passive sensing applications

1 min read · Tue, Apr 26 2016

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Gas Sensors fully passive sensor inkjetprinted humidity gas sensing

Abdul Quddious, et al., " Disposable, paper-based, inkjet-printed humidity and H2S gas sensor for passive sensing applications" . Sensors, 16 (12), 2016, 2073. An inkjet-printed, fully passive sensor capable of either humidity or gas sensing is presented herein. The sensor is composed of an interdigitated electrode, a customized printable gas sensitive ink and a specialized dipole antenna for wireless sensing. The interdigitated electrode printed on a paper substrate provides the base conductivity that varies during the sensing process. Aided by the porous nature of the substrate, a change in

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