Patent classifications
G01N33/005
Contact Combustion Type Hydrogen Sensor and Method for Manufacturing Same
An embodiment contact combustion type hydrogen sensor includes a substrate including silicon, lamination layers disposed over a top surface of the substrate and including a first thin oxide layer and a first thin nitride layer, a heater over the lamination layers, the heater including a connecting part electrically connected to a predetermined part and a heating part configured to be heated in response to power being applied, insulating layers covering a top surface of the heater and configured to perform an insulating operation, the insulating layers including a second thin oxide layer and a second thin nitride layer, a platinum catalyst over the insulating layers and configured to be heated by the heater to perform a hydrogen reaction, and a slit outside the heating part and passing through the substrate and the lamination layers.
MICROSTRUCTURALLY ENGINEERED PEROVSKITE GAS SENSOR
A gas sensing device is provided. The gas sensing device includes a substrate, a sensing film deposited on the substrate, and a plurality of electrodes deposited on the sensing film. The sensing film comprising ReNiO3, wherein Re is a rare-earth cation wherein. At least one of the electrodes including platinum, palladium, or a combination thereof. The electrodes are spaced apart from each other for measurement of electrical resistance.
HYDROGEN GAS SENSOR BASED ON ELECTRICALLY ISOLATED TUNNEL MAGNETORESISTIVE SENSITIVE ELEMENT
A hydrogen gas sensor utilizing electrically isolated tunneling magnetoresistive sensing elements is provided. The hydrogen gas sensor comprises: a substrate in an X-Y plane, tunneling magnetoresistive sensors located on the substrate, and a hydrogen sensing layer located on the tunnel magnetoresistive sensors. The hydrogen sensing layer and the tunneling magnetoresistive sensor are electrically isolated from each other. The hydrogen sensing layer includes a multi-layer thin film structure formed from palladium layers and ferromagnetic layers, wherein the palladium layers are used for absorbing hydrogen in the air that causes a change in the orientation angle of a magnetic anisotropy field in each of the ferromagnetic layers in the X-Z plane into an X-axis direction. The tunnel magnetoresistive sensors are used for detecting a magnetic field signal of the hydrogen sensing layer, wherein the magnetic signal determines the hydrogen gas concentration. This hydrogen gas sensor ensures measurement safety.
GAS MEASUREMENT DEVICE AND GAS MEASUREMENT METHOD
The gas measurement device includes a catalyst member connected to a power source applying voltage or current, performing a reaction of a first gas and a second gas contained in a mixed gas contacted with the catalyst member to generate a third gas, and exhibiting a catalytic action in which the reaction changes in response to temperature, and a gas sensor configured to detect gas molecules contacted with the catalyst member.
HYDROGEN SENSITIVE FILM, HYDROGEN SENSOR AND PREPARATION THEREOF
A hydrogen sensitive film, a hydrogen sensor and a preparation thereof. The hydrogen sensitive film has a composite structure of an aerogel and a catalyst. The aerogel can adsorb hydrogen and undergo hydrogenation reaction with hydrogen. The catalyst is a nano-noble metal catalyst for catalyzing the hydrogenation reaction, and is distributed in pores of the aerogel. The hydrogen sensitive film is prepared by mixing a catalyst into an aerogel through physical compounding. The hydrogen sensor includes an insulating substrate layer, the hydrogen sensitive film and an electrode layer.
Thermochemical sensor and method for manufacturing same
A thermochemical sensor is provided. The thermochemical sensor comprises: a substrate structure comprising a thermoelectric surface having concave portions and convex portions; a base fiber disposed on the thermoelectric surface of the substrate structure; and a catalyst layer that conformally covers the thermoelectric surface of the substrate structure and the base fiber.
HYDROGEN SENSOR AND HYDROGEN SENSOR MANUFACTURING METHOD
Disclosed herein is a method for manufacturing a hydrogen sensor, the method comprising the steps of: disposing a thin film made of a transition metal or an alloy thereof on a surface of elastic substrate; applying a tensile force in a repetitive manner to the elastic substrate to form a nanocrack on the thin film disposed on the surface of the elastic substrate; and injecting hydrogen gas into the formed nanocrack and then removing the hydrogen gas to form a nanogap, wherein the tensile force in the step of forming a nanocrack is applied to an extent that the elastic substrate has a tensile strain of 25% to 100%.
Gas sensing apparatus
A gas sensing element reflects light incoming along an optical path on a sensing face. The light reflected by the gas sensing element changes in a characteristic depending on quantity of a specific gas that is in contact with the gas sensing element. Each of a first optical element and a second optical element bends the optical path. The gas sensing element, a light source, a photodetector, and a magnetic field applicator are disposed on the same side with respect to a virtual plane that is perpendicular to an incident plane of the incoming light to the sensing face of the gas sensing element and includes a point on the optical path where light goes out from the first optical element and a point on the optical path where light enters the second optical element.
Sensor
According to one embodiment, a sensor includes a sensor part and a first circuit. The sensor part includes a base body, a fixed electrode fixed to the base body, a supporter fixed to the base body, and a movable part supported by the supporter. The movable part includes a movable region including a movable electrode facing the fixed electrode, and a first support region provided between the movable region and the supporter. The first support region includes a first electrode, and a second electrode insulated from the first electrode. The first circuit is configured to perform a first operation of applying a voltage between the first electrode and the second electrode.
HYDROGEN SENSOR ELEMENT
A hydrogen sensor element comprising a pair of electrodes and a hydrogen detection film disposed in contact with the pair of electrodes, wherein the hydrogen detection film contains a conjugated polymer and a dopant, and wherein the absolute value |ΔG| of energy difference between the lowest unoccupied orbital of the dopant and the highest occupied orbital of the conjugated polymer in the ground state is 4.5 eV or more, is provided.