Sensing and quantification of gas at low concentrations is of paramount importance, especially with highly flammable and explosive gases such as hydrogen. Standard gas sensing setups have a limit of measuring ultra-low concentrations of few parts per billion unless the external gas cylinders are changed to ones with low concentrations. In this work, we describe a home-built resistance based gas sensing setup that can sense across a wide concentration range, from parts per billion to parts per million, accurately.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFZnO is a widely studied gas sensor material and is used in many commercial sensor devices. However, selectivity towards any particular gas remains an issue due to lack of complete knowledge of the gas sensing mechanism of oxide surfaces. In this paper, we have studied the frequency dependent gas sensor response of ZnO nanoparticles of a diameter of nearly 30 nm.
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