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Sensor choosing appropriate

The reactivity of other gas molecules such as ammonia and CO also shows a strong temperature dependence [24]. The response to ammonia as a function of temperature is shown in Figure 2.4 for the case of two different catalytic metals, as previously described. It is seen that the temperature profile of the response is also dependent on the type of catalytic metal and the concentration of NH3. This provides the opportunity to tailor-make the sensor to fit the application by choosing appropriate catalytic metals and measurement temperatures. [Pg.36]

By choosing appropriate fragment ions a virtual sensor array based on a mass spectrometer in single ion monitoring mode can be implemented to discriminate the hop varieties (Fig. 15.13) without appreciable interference of the main component myrcene. In contrast to the analyses performed with QMB and MOS sensors, the discrimination obtained with the MS sensor is based on chemical knowledge and not on assumptions. [Pg.333]

Interesting properties and applications have been reported so far. Liquid crystalline crowns can be used as sensors for salts or even chirality. Luminescence can be observed when choosing appropriate metals for complexation. Supramolecular structures such as channels and wires are readily available. Combined with polymerizable side groups, matrix- or membrane-bound supramolecular structures can be obtained. [Pg.189]

Pickup JC, Shaw GW, Claremont DJ. Implantable glucose sensors choosing the appropriate sensing strategy. Biosensors 1987/1988, 3, 335-346. [Pg.154]

The proposed sensors can also operate over the whole range of gas compositions. By choosing appropriate values of the applied potential, it is possible to obtain a peak current ratio value at any predetermined oxygen concentration and therefore can be used to control oxygen in the entire range from parts per billion to 100%. Using this concept, it is possible... [Pg.171]

Balas and Doyle [28] formulate the problem of disturbance rejection problem for a prototype space structural system. They used a structured singular value jj, synthesis approach considering uncertainties due to unmodeled dynamics and equivalent uncertainty formulations of the performance requirements on actuator limits, disturbance rejection and sensor noise by choosing appropriate weightings. [Pg.71]

One of the most important issues in Control Structure Selection is choosing appropriate screening criteria, viz. controllability measure, for input and output combinations. I/O selection is performed based on a plant model and a proposed set of candidate actuators and sensors. Reasons for not using all the available devices could be the reduction of control system complexity. [Pg.383]

The key features of a managed sensor system are that it senses the environment and chooses an appropriate waveform, beam-pattern, pulse repetition interval (PRI), etc (collectively called the sensor mode) to best extract the required information. Any such system must have, at least, the following components in addition to the basic sensor and ancillary components ... [Pg.275]

Many potentiometric en2yme electrodes for widely different analyte species can be prepared merely by choosing the appropriate ISE transducer and immobilized enzymatic reagent. Table 5 summarizes the enzymes and ISEs/gas sensors used to construct biosensors for a number of important biomolecules, ranging from urea and creatinine to amino acids, nucleotides, and even glucose and penicillin. In the... [Pg.5599]

Both methods offer advantages and limitations and, as usual, it is necessary to choose the appropriate methods for a particular application. Flow-through coulometry found use especially in the long-term.analyzers for industry and environmental monitoring while flow-through voltammetry mainly in detectors and sensors for automated analysis. [Pg.93]

Reaction of 3.40, 3.41, 3.43 or 3.51 with 1-methylimidazole, pyridine, amine " and tributylphosphine afforded cationic pillar[5]- and pil-lar[6]arenes (3.52-3.56). A pillar[5]arene with 10 ionic liquids (imidazolium cations 3.53) was produced in the liquid state at 25 °C by choosing an appropriate counter anion. A pillar[5]arene with 10 phosphonium cations (3.56) is amphiphilic and acts as a substrate-selective phase-transfer catalyst. Oxidation of linear alkane 1-hexene to 1-pentanal by KMn04 vwis >99%, whereas that of the branched alkene, 4-methyl-l-hexene, was only 31%, even under ideal conditions. An etherification reaction between an allqrl-halide and phenolic compounds is a good method to synthesize functionalized pillar[5]arene. Etherification of pillar[5]arene containing 10 bromide with a coumarin derivative with a phenolie moiety gave a pillar[5]arene eanying 10 coumarin moieties (3.57) 3.57 aeted as a fluorescence sensor for methyl parathion. Pillar[5]- and pillar[6]arenes with 10 and 12 bromide moieties should be good key compounds for the synthesis of various functionalized pillar[5]- and pillar[6]arenes. [Pg.52]


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