Single Sh-Saw Sensor as a Distributed Sensor Array for Liquids Recognition

Kryshtal, R.G.; Medved, A.V.

doi:10.21307/ijssis-2017-370

Abstract

Basic possibility to use single-channel shear-horizontal surface acoustic waves sensor constructed as a delay line on multilayered structure with 36 YX LiTaO₃ substrate for liquids recognition has been proposed. The changes under analytes influence of the sensor pulse responses obtained by transformation to time domain of one of the S-parameters measured in frequency domain have been used as sensor responses. Examples of responses to some liquid analytes have been demonstrated for a sensor based on LiTaO3 – SiO2 – molecularly imprinted polymer layered structure. Qualitative explanation of the result is given by treating such a sensor as a distributed sensor array.

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Single Sh-Saw Sensor as a Distributed Sensor Array for Liquids Recognition

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