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Surface acoustic wave humidity sensors: a comparison between different types of sensitive membrane (Articolo in rivista)

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Caliendo, C *; Verona, E*; Anisimkin, VI** (1997)
Surface acoustic wave humidity sensors: a comparison between different types of sensitive membrane
in Smart materials and structures (Print); IOP Publishing Ltd. (Institute of Physics Publishing Ltd), "Bristol ; London" (Regno Unito)
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* Ist. di Acustica O M Corbino - CNR, Via del Fosso del Cavaliere, I-00133, Rome, Italy **Russian Academy of Sciences, Inst. of Radioeng. and Electronics, Moscow, Russian Federation (literal)

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Surface acoustic wave humidity sensors: a comparison between different types of sensitive membrane (literal)

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Surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensors have been successfully exploited for the detection of both chemical and physical quantities. In this paper we report more recent results on SAW sensors for the detection of relative humidity (R.H.). Different chemical interactive materials (CIMs), of both organic and inorganic compounds, are tested and their performances in the R.H. range between 10 and 80% are reported and compared. All the devices analysed have been shown to operate in a reversible way, with a fairly good repeatibility and fast response times. The CIMs have been shown to produce a variety of different behaviours versus R.H. percentage, with respect to both the amplitude and linearity of the response. The response to R.H. has also been investigated for different orientations of both quartz and lithium niobate bare substrates. These data can be useful in order to investigate the effect of the R.H. of the surroundings on the performances of SAW based devices. In addition this test is of great inportance in order to know how humidity influences the response of both chemical and physical sensors. The response of organic CIMs has also been tested toward hydroxylated molecules such as acetone and ethanol, and the relative calibration curves are reported. (literal)

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