Room-temperature and flexible PEDOT:PSS–WO<sub>3</sub> gas sensor for nitrogen dioxide detection

Swapnil Shinde, Jiang Chang-yuan, Cheng-Xuan Zheng, Yizhen Wang, Keh-Moh Lin, Pankaj Koinkar

Modern Physics Letters B · 2019 · 11 citations · 3 references

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Abstract

In this paper, a resistance type gas sensor which consists of tungsten oxide (PEDOT:PSS), [Formula: see text] particles and silver finger electrodes was prepared on glass as well as (PET) substrates. The structural and surface morphological properties of the sensors were studied using (XRD), UV-visible, (FTIR), (FE-SEM) and 3D optical microscopy. The influence of fabrication parameters on the sensibility for nitrogen dioxide [Formula: see text] detection is discussed. Experimental results reveal that the sensor with [Formula: see text] content of 2 g/mL shows the highest response rate of 2.31 with increasing concentration up to 80 ppm of nitrogen dioxide gas. The response of the flexible gas sensor reveals improved sensing performance after 500 bending tests.

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