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de Gruijl, David (author)
Much like wearable devices today, ingestible devices have emerged as a promising platform for continuous health monitoring, and potentially even intervention. Recent research has demonstrated the feasibility of ingestible devices with a retention mechanism, enabling them to remain in the stomach for weeks. Equipping these devices with sensors...
master thesis 2023
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Beydilli, Esad (author)
Metal oxide nanoparticle gas sensors showpromise due to their high sensitivity towards a wide range of gases, low costs, and low complexity. Particle sizes at nanometers offer a high surface-to-volume ratio which provides more areas on the surface where reactions can occur. This work presents the application of spark ablated nanoparticles on...
master thesis 2022
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Meng, Hanxing (author)
Graphene as an allotrope of carbon is promising for the detection of gaseous molecules due to its extremely high surface-to-volume ratio. However, its low selectivity poses a major problem for practical applications. The work presented in this thesis addresses the selectivity problem by depositing metal/metal oxide nanoparticles (NPs) on the...
master thesis 2022
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Jagarlamudi, Samyuktha (author)
Large scale industries like automobile, agriculture and poultry etc.. are in the need of a reliable technology for gas sensors. Till date various types of sensors have been developed for gas applications but the SiC gas sensing has been a recent trend. With increase study in MEMS technology, the SiC material is gaining importance for sensor...
master thesis 2019
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Shi, Shengtai (author)
This thesis study investigates the effects of differently prepared oxide substrates on gas sensing behaviors of graphene gas sensor. Explanations for why such effects happen are also revealed through experimental works. The thesis consists of a detailed study of gas sensing behaviors from graphene gas sensors using different oxide substrates....
master thesis 2017
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