Paper/Poster/Presentation Title
New Sensor System for Environmental Monitoring: the Potentiometric Electronic Tongue
Keywords
sensor array, ion selective electrodes, artificial neural networks, electronic tongue, environmental monitoring
Start Date
1-7-2008 12:00 AM
Abstract
The use of electronic tongues is proposed for two different environmentalmonitoring applications. This approach in chemical analysis consists of an array ofnonspecific sensors coupled with a multivariate calibration tool. In this case, the proposedarrays were formed by potentiometric sensors based on polymeric membranes (PVC) andthe subsequent cross-response processing was based on a multilayer artificial neuralnetwork (ANN) model. Special attention was paid in compensating temperature effects andresponse drifts in the sensors. In addition, in order to demonstrate the viability of theproposed systems for automated remote applications, the use of data transmission byradiofrequency has been tested.
New Sensor System for Environmental Monitoring: the Potentiometric Electronic Tongue
The use of electronic tongues is proposed for two different environmentalmonitoring applications. This approach in chemical analysis consists of an array ofnonspecific sensors coupled with a multivariate calibration tool. In this case, the proposedarrays were formed by potentiometric sensors based on polymeric membranes (PVC) andthe subsequent cross-response processing was based on a multilayer artificial neuralnetwork (ANN) model. Special attention was paid in compensating temperature effects andresponse drifts in the sensors. In addition, in order to demonstrate the viability of theproposed systems for automated remote applications, the use of data transmission byradiofrequency has been tested.
