Nanostructured materials for sensors and transducers are of great interest to the scientific community due to several advantages that these materials can provide (e.g., integration with large scale manufacturing technologies, enhanced performances, etc.). Nonetheless, large-area, low-cost and fast processing technologies for creating effective sensing nanostructures are still sought for. In this work, a recently described technique called Auxiliary Solvent-Based Sublimation-Aided NanoStructuring (ASB-SANS) has been used to generate poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT, a well known semiconducting polymer) nanofilamentary structures onto interdigitated electrodes. These have been tested as gas sensing layers for volatile organic compounds, delivering promising results.

Low-cost and fast wet-based technique to generate nanostructured organic materials layers and its application to chemiresistive gassensing devices

Fraleoni-Morgera Alessandro
2015-01-01

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Nanostructured materials for sensors and transducers are of great interest to the scientific community due to several advantages that these materials can provide (e.g., integration with large scale manufacturing technologies, enhanced performances, etc.). Nonetheless, large-area, low-cost and fast processing technologies for creating effective sensing nanostructures are still sought for. In this work, a recently described technique called Auxiliary Solvent-Based Sublimation-Aided NanoStructuring (ASB-SANS) has been used to generate poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT, a well known semiconducting polymer) nanofilamentary structures onto interdigitated electrodes. These have been tested as gas sensing layers for volatile organic compounds, delivering promising results.
2015
Procedia Engineering
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