Literature DB >> 26321290

Self-Activated Transparent All-Graphene Gas Sensor with Endurance to Humidity and Mechanical Bending.

Yeon Hoo Kim1, Sang Jin Kim2, Yong-Jin Kim2,3, Yeong-Seok Shim1, Soo Young Kim4, Byung Hee Hong2, Ho Won Jang1.   

Abstract

Graphene is considered as one of leading candidates for gas sensor applications in the Internet of Things owing to its unique properties such as high sensitivity to gas adsorption, transparency, and flexibility. We present self-activated operation of all graphene gas sensors with high transparency and flexibility. The all-graphene gas sensors which consist of graphene for both sensor electrodes and active sensing area exhibit highly sensitive, selective, and reversible responses to NO2 without external heating. The sensors show reliable operation under high humidity conditions and bending strain. In addition to these remarkable device performances, the significantly facile fabrication process enlarges the potential of the all-graphene gas sensors for use in the Internet of Things and wearable electronics.

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Keywords:  Internet of Things; gas sensors; graphene; self-activation; wearable devices

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Year:  2015        PMID: 26321290     DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.5b04680

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  ACS Nano        ISSN: 1936-0851            Impact factor:   15.881


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