Study of Stability of Sensing Film in Odor Sensing System

Junichi IDE; Yukihiko NAKAMURA; Takamichi NAKAMOTO; Toyosaka MORIIZUMI

Study of Stability of Sensing Film in Odor Sensing System

Junichi IDE, Yukihiko NAKAMURA, Takamichi NAKAMOTO, Toyosaka MORIIZUMI

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Since the development of odor sensing system is required in many fields, we have been developing the system using QCM (Quartz Crystal Microbalance, 10 MHz AT-cut) array and neural-network pattern recognition. Since it is important to obtain stable sensor responses, a sensing film of lipid blended with PVC (polyvinyl chloride) was studied here. First, we studied the stability of various sensing films e. g. , phospholipids, GC liquid stationary phase materials and others in odor sensing system. It was found that most of lipids were stable, while PEG 200, octadecane and DBP were not stable materials. Second, we studied to obtain a stable QCM sensor using a sensing film blended with PVC. 4 plasticizers blended with PVC were systematically characterized, analyzing the pattern of QCM sensor responses by multivariate analysis. It was found that the pattern of DOPP was very different from that of PVC. Thus, we adopted DOPP as plasticizer and the stable sensor response was obtained using a lipid film blended with both PVC and DOPP. Finally, we studied the influence of sensing film materials on the stability of QCM sensors. It was found that the loss of sensing film mass after many vapor exposures depended upon the molecular weight.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E81-C No.7 pp.1057-1063

Publication Date: 1998/07/25

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Junichi IDE, Yukihiko NAKAMURA, Takamichi NAKAMOTO, Toyosaka MORIIZUMI, "Study of Stability of Sensing Film in Odor Sensing System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E81-C, no. 7, pp. 1057-1063, July 1998, doi: .
Abstract: Since the development of odor sensing system is required in many fields, we have been developing the system using QCM (Quartz Crystal Microbalance, 10 MHz AT-cut) array and neural-network pattern recognition. Since it is important to obtain stable sensor responses, a sensing film of lipid blended with PVC (polyvinyl chloride) was studied here. First, we studied the stability of various sensing films e. g. , phospholipids, GC liquid stationary phase materials and others in odor sensing system. It was found that most of lipids were stable, while PEG 200, octadecane and DBP were not stable materials. Second, we studied to obtain a stable QCM sensor using a sensing film blended with PVC. 4 plasticizers blended with PVC were systematically characterized, analyzing the pattern of QCM sensor responses by multivariate analysis. It was found that the pattern of DOPP was very different from that of PVC. Thus, we adopted DOPP as plasticizer and the stable sensor response was obtained using a lipid film blended with both PVC and DOPP. Finally, we studied the influence of sensing film materials on the stability of QCM sensors. It was found that the loss of sensing film mass after many vapor exposures depended upon the molecular weight.
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