Very high density sensing arrays

Article Abstract:

Very high density sensing arrays are described as the arrays containing the smallest feature sizes and the highest densities. Very high density sensing arrays are used in many fields including diagnostics, the environment, industrial processing, fundamental science and many others.

Pump and Pumping Equipment Manufacturing, Laboratory apparatus and furniture, Scientific & Lab Pumps, Usage, Scientific equipment, Spectrometers, Spectrometer, Scientific equipment and supplies

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Potentiometric ion sensors

Article Abstract:

The potentiometric ion sensors or ion-selective electrodes (ISEs) are characterized by small size, portability, low-energy consumption and low-cost. Miniaturized versions of both conventional and solid-contact ISEs are used for various applications like nonequilibrium regions.

Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing, Ion Selective Electrodes, Models, Chemical equilibrium, Electrodes, Ion selective

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Optical chemical sensors

Article Abstract:

The design and implementation of optical chemical sensors, which have employed the basic sensor transduction principles, are described. The examples of optical chemical sensor applications are illustrated.

Spectrum analysis, Spectroscopy, Optical detectors

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