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Silicon-Based Optoelectronic Tongue for Label-Free and Nonspecific Recognition of Vegetable Oils
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posted on 2020-03-12, 17:55 authored by Bohdan
V. Oliinyk, Karyna Isaieva, Anton I. Manilov, Tetyana Nychyporuk, Alain Geloen, Florent Joffre, Valeriy A. Skryshevsky, Sergii V. Litvinenko, Vladimir LysenkoA special
electronic tongue system based on photoelectric measurements
on Si–Si/SiNX sensitive structures
is reported. The sensing approach is based on measuring of minority
carrier lifetime in silicon-based substrates using microwave-detected
photoconductance decay. This inexpensive and environmentally friendly
combinatorial electronic sensing platform is able to create characteristic
electronic fingerprints of liquids, detect, and recognize them. In
particular, an application of the optoelectronic tongue for recognition
of vegetable oils and their mixtures is described.
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applicationfingerprintmixtureplatformVegetable Oilsvegetable oilsrecognitionsilicon-based substratescombinatorialNonspecific Recognitionoptoelectronic tongueapproachphotoelectric measurementsLabel-Freemicrowave-detected photoconductance decayminority carrier lifetimetongue systemSilicon-Based Optoelectronic Tongue
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