Very Large Chemical Sensor Array for Mimicking Biological Olfaction

Data di pubblicazione: 1 Gen 2009

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Autori: Romeo Beccherelli, Emiliano Zampetti, Simone Pantalei, M. Bernabei, Krishna C. Persaud, Matteo Pardo, Giorgio Sberveglieri

Olfactory receptor neurons (ORN) in the mammalian olfactory system, transduce molecular properties of the odorants into electrical signals and project these into the olfactory bulb (OB). In the biological system several millions of receptor neurons of a few hundred types create redundancy and the massive convergence of the ORNs to the OB, is thought to enhance the sensitivity and selectivity of the system. To explore this concept, the NEUROCHEM project will build a polymeric chemical sensor array consisting of 216 (65536) sensors with tens of different types. To interface such a large sensor array, a topological array configuration with n rows and m columns, has been adopted, to reduce the total wiring connections to n+m. A method of addressing a single element in the array in isolation of the rest of the network has been developed. Over the array ten different conductive polymers with different sensing …

Editore
AIP Publishing
Fonte
OLFACTION AND ELECTRONIC NOSE: Proceedings of the 13th International Symposium on Olfaction and Electronic Nose
Pagine
155-158
Citazioni
9
ID archivio
a71dc344297a75226bccccdb9433575c
Riferimenti
Volume: 1137 Issue: 1 Pages: 155-158