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https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-14-139-2025
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24 Jul 2025
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Silicon-based thermal conductivity detector for gas sensing and gas chromatography

Alexandre Teulle, Mathis Baret, Murielle Jurdit, Florence Ricoul, and Jean-Baptiste Tissot

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We present a sensor with an original architecture for gas sensing that is 4 times more efficient than other sensors based on the same detection technology. It has a small volume (less than 1 cm3), low cost, and low power consumption, making it possible for it to be used in compact systems and even in smartphones. It is able to detect small changes in carbon dioxyde concentrations in ambient air for indoor air quality monitoring.
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