Direct integration of parallel plate capacitive gas sensors onto ASIC passivation layers reduces parasitic coupling and manufacturing costs.
A sensor device fabrication method uses a sacrificial layer between electrodes to define the sensing cavity structure.
Porous inorganic dielectric materials replace toxic organics, enabling stable humidity resistance and rapid evaporation for reusable wearable sensors.
UV curing blends vinyl-free and vinyl-containing ionic liquids to create a stable gel that maintains high conductivity despite polymerization.
A capacitance probe measures biomass moisture content by sensing dielectric changes in the material.
Capacitive humidity sensor uses low-pass filters with distinct time constants to correct hysteresis errors in measurement precision.
Multi-port network determines independent impedances to isolate liquid properties from container walls, film, and foam for accurate conductivity measurement.
Stacking reference capacitors vertically beneath sensing electrodes reduces chip footprint and manufacturing complexity.