Gas sensor based on gas discharge spectral analysis and method for testing gas thereof

A gas sensor and spectral analysis technology, applied in electrical excitation analysis, material excitation analysis, etc., can solve problems such as poor selectivity, mixed gas sensitivity and detection accuracy that cannot reach gas discharge spectral analysis, and achieve detection methods and hardware. Simplification, improved energy conversion efficiency, effect of high light radiant intensity

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-08-18
SHANGHAI JIAOTONG UNIV
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However, the sensitivity and detection accuracy of such devices to mixed gases cannot reach the level of gas discharge spectroscopy analysis only through the existing gap breakdown critical voltage detection or partial self-sustained discharge current amplitude detection.
In addition, as the statistical result of inelastic collisions between a large number of neutral molecules and charged particles, only through the gap breakdown critical voltage detection or partial self-sustained discharge current amplitude detection in the paper, this type of device is suitable for the two types of ionization coefficients with small differences. Gas selectivity is poor

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Embodiment 1

[0040] As shown in Figure 1, a gas sensor based on gas discharge spectroscopy includes a polarized electrode 1, a grid electrode 3, a bandpass filter 4 and a photosensitive device 5;

[0041] The grid electrode 3 and the bandpass filter 4 are between the polarizing electrode 1 and the photosensitive device 5;

[0042] The grid electrode 3 and the bandpass filter 4 are arranged on two different substrates with a gas gap between them;

[0043] The photosensitive device 5 and the bandpass filter 4 are either arranged on two different substrates with a gas gap between them;

[0044] On the surface of the polarizing electrode 1 facing the grid electrode 3, a conductive or semiconducting one-dimensional nanomaterial is arranged as the electrode material 2 of the polarizing electrode, and the electrode material 2 of the polarizing electrode is not prepared by an in-situ manufacturing process. A multi-layer metal layer is arranged between the electrode material of the polarized elect...

Embodiment 2

[0062] As shown in Figure 2, a gas sensor based on gas discharge spectroscopy includes a polarized electrode 1, a grid electrode 3, a bandpass filter 4 and a photosensitive device 5;

[0063] The grid electrode 3 and the bandpass filter 4 are between the polarizing electrode 1 and the photosensitive device 5;

[0064] The grid electrode 3 and the bandpass filter 4 are arranged on a substrate;

[0065] The photosensitive device 5 and the bandpass filter 4 are arranged on two different substrates with a gas gap between them;

[0066] On the surface of the polarizing electrode 1 facing the grid electrode 3, a conductive or semiconducting one-dimensional nanomaterial is arranged as the electrode material 2 of the polarizing electrode. The electrode material 2 of the polarizing electrode is prepared by an in-situ manufacturing process. There is no metal layer between the polarized electrode material and the substrate;

[0067] The gas gap between the grid electrode 3 and the pola...

Embodiment 3

[0077] As shown in Figure 3, a kind of gas sensor based on gas discharge spectrum analysis, comprises polarized electrode 1, grid electrode 3, bandpass filter 4 and photosensitive device 5;

[0078] The grid electrode 3 and the bandpass filter 4 are between the polarizing electrode 1 and the photosensitive device 5;

[0079] The grid electrode 3 and the bandpass filter 4 are arranged on a substrate;

[0080] The photosensitive device 5 and the bandpass filter 4 are arranged on two different substrates with a gas gap between them;

[0081] On the surface of the polarizing electrode 1 facing the grid electrode 3, a conductive or semiconducting one-dimensional nanomaterial is arranged as the electrode material 2 of the polarizing electrode. The electrode material 2 of the polarizing electrode is prepared by an in-situ manufacturing process. There is no metal layer between the polarized electrode material and the substrate;

[0082] The gas gap between the grid electrode 3 and t...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a gas sensor which is based on the aerial discharge spectroscopic analysis and a method for detecting gas, wherein, the sensor comprises a polarizing electrode, a grid electrode, a bandpass spectral filter and a light-sensitive unit; the grid electrode and the bandpass spectral filter are positioned between the polarizing electrode and the light-sensitive unit, and a discharge region is formed by a gas clearance between the grid electrode and the polarizing electrode; the grid electrode has a hollow-out structure, which can cause the gas inside and outside the discharge region to communicate; the bandpass spectral filter can selectively cause that characteristic light radiation generated by target gas passes through the discharge region; the light-sensitive unit can not only receive the characteristic radiation generated by the target gas, but also convert the characteristic radiation into electric signals; and by detecting the electric signal output of the light-sensitive unit, the ingredients and the concentration of the target gas can be qualitatively or quantificationally analyzed. The sensor can be manufactured on chip integrally so that an on-chip arrayed and minimized aerial discharge spectroscopic analyzing device can be formed.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a gas sensor and a detection method in the technical field of detection, in particular to a gas sensor based on gas discharge spectrum analysis and a method for detecting gas. Background technique [0002] The gas discharge spectroscopic analysis method is one of the gas composition detection and analysis methods with the highest detection accuracy and confidence, and plays a very important role in important fields such as aerospace, national defense, public safety, air environment monitoring, and soil resource monitoring. . After a certain modification, the gas discharge spectroscopic analysis device can usually be used for the composition analysis of solid and liquid samples at the same time, so its versatility further broadens its application range. However, with the development trend of miniaturization of gas sensors, the development of gas discharge spectroscopy is very slow and lagging behind in recent years beca...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N21/67
Inventor 侯中宇蔡炳初张亚非徐东
Owner SHANGHAI JIAOTONG UNIV
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