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Tin dioxide nanoparticle based sensor integrated with microstrip antenna for passive wireless ethylene sensing
In this dissertation, we present the development and integration of a passive ethylene gas sensor with triangular microstrip patch antenna for wireless monitoring of climacteric fruit freshness. The existing ethylene sensors are mostly SnO2 resistor based active sensors, fabricated on rigid substrat
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