Mass-Producible 2D Nanocomposite-Based Temperature-Independent All-Printed Relative Humidity Sensor.

ABSTRACT: Relative humidity sensors are widely studied under the categories of both environmental and biosensors owing to their vast reaching applications. The research on humidity sensors is mainly divided into two concentration areas including novel material development and novel device structure. Another approach focuses on the development of printed sensors with performance comparable to the sensors fabricated via conventional techniques. The major challenges in the research on relative humidity sensors include the range of detection, sensitivity (especially at lower %RH), transient response time, and dependence on temperature. Temperature dependence is one of the least studied parameters in relative humidity sensor development. In this work, relative humidity sensors were fabricated using all-p

SUBMITTER: Khattak ZJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9118384 | biostudies-literature | 2022 May

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature