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Oan551 Sensors and Transducers: Sns College of Engineering

The document discusses nano sensors. It defines nano sensors as tiny sensors between 10 to 100 nanometers that can detect the presence of nanomaterials or molecules of similar size. The document outlines the different types of nano sensors including optical, bio, chemical, and physical nano sensors. It provides examples of each type of nano sensor and their applications. Some key applications discussed are Pepple sensors, which are pressure sensors, and twin-action nano sensors which can measure two variables simultaneously.

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The document discusses nano sensors. It defines nano sensors as tiny sensors between 10 to 100 nanometers that can detect the presence of nanomaterials or molecules of similar size. The document outlines the different types of nano sensors including optical, bio, chemical, and physical nano sensors. It provides examples of each type of nano sensor and their applications. Some key applications discussed are Pepple sensors, which are pressure sensors, and twin-action nano sensors which can measure two variables simultaneously.

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SNS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Kurumbapalayam(Po), Coimbatore – 641 107


Accredited by NAAC-UGC with ‘A’ Grade
Approved by AICTE & Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai

OAN551 SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS


UNIT IV
NANO SENSORS

Department Of Electrical and Electronics


Presented by,
Ms. S. Jenita AP/EEE
Outline
• SENSOR DEFINITION
• NANOSENSOR DEFINITION
• HUMAN SENSE
• TYPES OF NANOSENSORS
I. OPTICAL NANOSENSORS
II. BIO-NANOSENSORS
III. CHEMICAL NANOSENSORS
IV. PHYSICAL NANOSENSORS
• APPLICATIONS OF NANOSENSORS
I. PEPPLE
II. TWIN-ACTION NANOSENSOR
III. MULTIMODAL NANOSENSOR
Introduction
WHAT ARE NANOSENSORS?
THEY ARE TINY SENSORS IN THE SIZE
OF A FEW NANOMETERS ABOUT 10
TO 100 NANOMETER Nanosensor size

THEY CAN DETECT THE PRESENCE


OF NANOMATERIAL OR MOLECULES
IN THAT SIZE AND EVEN SMALLER!

Temperature Nanosensor
Human senses

• ANY BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL SENSORY
POINTS USED TO
CONVEY
INFORMATION
Types of Nanosensors
NanoSensor
s

Optical Biological Chemical Physical


Nanosensor Nanosensor Nanosensor Nanosensor

Proximity Antibody Chemical Pressure


Interaction Composition
Force
Light DNA Molecular
Nanosensor Interaction Con.
Mass

Enzymatic Displaceme
Interaction nt
Optical Sensors- Proximity Sensors
Optical Sensors- Ambient Light Sensor
Bio-Nanosensor
Bio-Nanosensor

“A biosensor is an analytical device incorporating a biological or biologically derived sensing element either intimately
associated with or integrated within a physicochemical transducer. The usual aim is to produce a digital electronic signal
which is proportional to the concentration of a specific analyte or group of analytes”
Chemical Nanosensors

Illustration of chemiresistors with receptors, the binding of bio-molecule with net electrical
charges changes the channel conductance.
Physical Nanosensors
 The physical
nanosensor
sense the
environmental
physical change
such as
 Force
 Acceleration
 Flow rate Nanoindentor:The force range is up CNT force sensor
 Mass to 500 μN and 1 mN for the two main
 Volume designs, with a force resolution of to
0.3 μN.
 Density
 pressure
Applications
PEPPLE
Measurements

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