Systems and methods for an atomic-thin two-dimensional material based portable gas sensor device
OwnerCheng Gong, Ti Xie +1inventors
InventorsCheng Gong, Ti Xie, John Robertson Rzasa
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OwnerCheng Gong, Ti Xie +1inventors
InventorsCheng Gong, Ti Xie, John Robertson Rzasa
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A system for determining food freshness includes a gas sensor including an atomic-thin two-dimensional material; an instrumentation circuit configured to supply a constant current to the atomic-thin two-dimensional material; an analog-to-digital converter configured to convert a voltage to a digital signal representative of the voltage; a transceiver configured to transmit the digital signal to a remote device; a processor; and a memory. The memory includes instructions stored thereon, which, when executed by the processor, cause the system to: apply a constant current across the atomic-thin two-dimensional material; determine a compliance voltage across the atomic-thin two-dimensional material; sense a change in the compliance voltage based on exposing the atomic-thin two-dimensional material to a gas; transmit the sensed change to the remote device; determine if the sensed change represents a first value greater than a threshold value; and determine an amount of the gas based on the determination.
A system for determining food freshness, the system comprising:
A processor-implemented method for determining food freshness, the method comprising:
A system for determining food freshness, the system comprising:
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