The present paper covers a new type of electronic nose (e-nose) with a four-sensor array, which has been applied to detecting gases quantitatively in the presence of interference. This e-nose has adapted fundamental a...The present paper covers a new type of electronic nose (e-nose) with a four-sensor array, which has been applied to detecting gases quantitatively in the presence of interference. This e-nose has adapted fundamental aspects of relative error (RE) in changing quantitative analysis into the artificial neural network (ANN). Thus, both the quantitative and the qualitative requirements for ANN in implementing e-nose can be satisfied. In addition, the e-nose uses only 4 sensors in the sensor array, and can be designed for different usages simply by changing one or two sensor(s). Various gases were tested by this kind of e-nose, including alcohol vapor, CO, iiquefied-petrol-gas and CO2. Satisfactory quantitative results were obtained and no qualitative mistake in prediction was observed for the samples being mixed with interference gases.展开更多
基金Ministry of Science and Technology of China(Contract #96-A23-03-07)and partially by NationalNatural Science Foundation of China(No.29485009).
文摘The present paper covers a new type of electronic nose (e-nose) with a four-sensor array, which has been applied to detecting gases quantitatively in the presence of interference. This e-nose has adapted fundamental aspects of relative error (RE) in changing quantitative analysis into the artificial neural network (ANN). Thus, both the quantitative and the qualitative requirements for ANN in implementing e-nose can be satisfied. In addition, the e-nose uses only 4 sensors in the sensor array, and can be designed for different usages simply by changing one or two sensor(s). Various gases were tested by this kind of e-nose, including alcohol vapor, CO, iiquefied-petrol-gas and CO2. Satisfactory quantitative results were obtained and no qualitative mistake in prediction was observed for the samples being mixed with interference gases.
