Low Power Sensor Technology: Gas and Particle Sensors

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Explores amperometric detection principles, focusing on DNA indirect detection through redox reactions.

Explores gas and particle sensors for air quality monitoring, emphasizing low-power technologies and emerging materials.

Explores the CAPTCHAs project on carbon nanotube sensors and resonators.

Introduces nanoscale phenomena, covering quantum mechanics, atomic structures, and examples of nanoparticles' properties and optical behaviors.

Covers the integration of correlated double sampling within pixel structures of CMOS image sensors.

Explores DNA origami nanotools for nanophotonics, focusing on light control at the nanoscale and the challenges in technological breakthroughs.

Covers the design and functionality of photovoltaic cameras using logarithmic sensors and their integration in imaging technology.

Explores Earth observation sensors, spectral indices, and introduces an exercise on computing vegetation indices and analyzing NDVI values.

Covers the design of low-power analog CMOS integrated circuits and the challenges of technology scaling in semiconductor industry.

Explores single nanoparticle printing, electro-topographical trapping, and nanoparticle-based applications in micro/nanosystem assembly.