The Proceedings of the Conference on Information, Intelligence and Precision Equipment : IIP
Online ISSN : 2424-3140
2021
Session ID : IIP2A2-4
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Effects of Polyaniline Concentration Change and Doping on pH Sensor Sensitivity
*Hiroshi KOBAYASHIHisashi SUGIMESuguru NODAShinjiro UMEZU
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Human sweat contains a variety of substances, some of which are correlated with sweat in the body. Therefore, measuring the concentration of certain substances in sweat can play an important role in health management. However, it has been suggested that pH affects the measurements in sweat, and it would be beneficial to know the pH in order to improve the accuracy of the measurements. In this study, we develop a flexible sensor device that can measure pH in sweat with high accuracy using CNTs (carbon nanotubes) as electrodes. CNTs were used as electrodes and masked with PDMS, a resin. CNTs were used as electrodes and masked with PDMS, a resin, to simplify and reduce the cost of the sensor fabrication by skipping the doping process. In order to further improve the sensor sensitivity, pH measurement was performed by changing the concentration of polyaniline, and 175~200 [mg/mL] was found to be the optimum concentration of polyaniline.

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