Making environmental sensors on plastic foil
By D. Briand, A. Oprea, Courbat Jerome Christian, Nicolae Barsan. 2011
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With the emergence of the printed electronics industry, the development of sensing technologies on non conventional substrates such as plastic foils is on-going. In this article, we review the work performed and the trends in the development of environmental sensors on plastic and flexible foils. Our main focus is on the integration of temperature, humidity, and gas sensors on plastic substrates targeting low-power operation for wireless applications. Some perspectives in this dynamic field are also provided showing the potential for the realization of several types of transducers on substrates of different natures and their combination with other components to realize smart systems.
Subfields: Bioengineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- All additive inkjet printed humidity sensors on plastic substrate (2012, background): “Targeting the development of gas sensing ystems on flexible substrates, some humidity capacitive-based ensors on plastic foil can be already found in literature [3].”