压电晶体传感器阵列测定装置及数据采集系统

研究了一种利用微机控制测量和采集压电晶体传感器阵列振荡频率的智能型仪器。介绍了其硬件及数据采集软件的功能，结构等。     

压电晶体传感器阵列在补体系统免疫分析中的应用

将压电石英晶体阵列应用于补体系统免疫分析中,从而发展了一种新型的同步免疫分析方法,并对补体系统的四种成分（C4,C5,C1q,B因子）进行了分析测试。通过对不同条件（即抗体效价不同）下的多组分分析物进行同步检测,研究了补体系统免疫反应的特性和该传感器阵列的响应特性。差频信号的测量消除了粘度、温度和电导率的影响,同时对该传感器阵列晶体间的干扰进行了测试。该方法操作简单、准确、灵敏度较高。     

基于压电晶体传感器阵列技术的智能分析仪

自行设计并组装了使多道石英晶体传感器同时起振的高稳定度的振荡电路及其智能分析仪,同时采用准确、简单的计算方式,用单片机系统进行控制,实现了对多道反应的同步监测和显示。该分析仪弥补了单道检测的缺点,操作简单、性能稳定、成本较低,具有广泛的应用前景。     

压电晶体传感器阵列判别分析小分子脂肪醇蒸气

选用８个不同材料涂层压电石英晶体组成传感器阵列，所获频移数据用逐步判别（ＳＤＡ）法解析，对小分子脂肪醇类与非醇类溶剂蒸气用二类判别法分析，找到由少于８个传感器组成阵列可达最佳判别能力，训练集回测正确率平均为８４．８％，预测集识别正确率平均为８７．３％。此外，该阵列用于识别酒、饮料，结果较佳。     

模式识别用于压电晶体传感器阵列识别可燃物质

用７个压电晶体组成传感器阵列,每个晶体上分别涂有不同种类的气相色谱固定液,通过测定各种可燃物质燃烧时放出的混合气体来识别所燃物质,在识别中分别应用了人工神经网络法（ＡＮＮ）和逐步判别分析法（ＳＤＡ）。讨论了解决神经网络开始训练时不收敛或产生麻痹现象的方法,提出了训练数据选取的新方法－训练集逐步扩展法,实验证明：人工神经网络对被测物质的识别准确率达１００％,高于逐步判别分析法（８３％）。     

压电晶体传感器的研究进展

本文简要介绍了压电晶体传感器的基本原理,以及基于质量、粘度、电导率变化的溶液分析法。重点介绍了电化学石英晶体微天平（EQCM）、压电生物传感器;对具有很大发展潜力和重要应用价值的串联式压电传感器（SPQC）、串联式表面声波电导传感器（SAW）、液隔电极式压电传感器（ESPS）等也作了简要说明。     

压电晶体传感器阵列用于混合有机溶剂蒸气中官能团的识别

为模拟生物化学传感体系, 提出了可用于识别有机官能团的传感器阵列, 用作人工气味识别系统。该阵列由八个压电晶体传感器组成, 每个传感器涂以具有广谱响应性能的不同吸附活性材料, 阵列对常见小分子有机溶剂混合蒸气的响应频移数据采用逐步判别分析(SDA)处理, 选出五个供信能力最佳的判别变量, 以此构成的阵列用于小分子有机溶剂混合蒸气中醇羟基、羰基与其它官能团的识别, 并采用主成分分析(PCA)法降维投影, 在二维空间含相同官能团的物质聚为一类; 阵列可用于酒类、软饮料的识别。     

压电晶体微天平阵列传感器识别毒剂的研究

压电晶体微天平(QCM)阵列传感器在毒剂侦检领域具有广泛的应用前景。本研究建立了QCM阵列传感器毒剂检测系统,以氢键酸性共聚硅氧烷(BSP3)、聚表氯醇(PECH)和乙基纤维素(ECEL)为膜材料制备了对毒剂敏感的QCM阵列传感器,对沙林、芥子气、甲基膦酸二甲酯进行了定量检测,并结合模式识别方法对检测结果进行了分析处理,识别率达到98%以上,为探索QCM阵列传感器对毒剂的定性定量分析提供了方法依据。     

一种用于测定尼古丁的新型压电石英晶体传感器的研制

本文将含有四苯硼钠的聚氯乙烯(PVC)敏感膜涂渍在压电石英晶体(PQC)表面,制成尼古丁传感器,该传感器在pH 5.0~7.5的范围内,对1.0×10-6~1.0×10-2mol/L的尼古丁水溶液有很好的线性响应,检出限为8.0×10-7mol/L。本法较紫外分光光度法有更宽的线性范围和更低的检出限。     

压电晶体传感器阵列用于含乙醇的蒸气检测

将多个表面涂有不同选择性吸附材料的压电晶体传感器组成阵列，用于混合有机溶剂蒸气中乙醇的检测。对阵列输出的数据，采用逐步判别法进行二类判别，可以检测混合蒸气中少量的乙醇，采用主成分回归法，可由阵列输出数据预测未知样品中乙醇的浓度。     

An Unexpected Frequency Response of A Piezoelectric Quartz Crystal Sensor to the Density and Viscosity of the Liquid

An unexpected frequency response for a piezoelectric quartz crystal (PQC) sensor to liquid density and viscosity was reported. For a PQC oscillating in a liquid phase, the frequency shifts (△f) show a wave-shape response to liquid density (p) and viscosity 03) in fine structure, ifthe longitudinal wave effect was not eliminated. This result is different from the well-knownlinear relationship between of Af and (ρη)1/2. An oscillating frequency-temperature curve of thesensor was observed and explained.     

Preparation and Application of Fullerene C60‐Polymers in Piezoelectric Quartz Crystal Sensors for Hemoglobin and Olefins

The C60—polycinnamaldehyde (C₆₀—PCA) and C60—polyphenylacetylene (C60—PPA) polymers were synthesized by the Friedel—Craft reaction and applied as piezoelectric (PZ) quartz crystal coating materials. A C60—polycinnamaldehyde (PCA) coated piezoelectric quartz crystal liquid sensor with a homemade computer interface was prepared and applied as a PZ hemoglobin sensor. The adsorption of hemoglobin onto the C60—PCA coated crystal resulted in a decreased oscillating frequency. The variations in crystal frequency were converted to voltage with a frequency to voltage converter, followed by amplification with OPA and data acquisition with an analog to digital converter. The PZ hemoglobin sensor exhibited good sensitivity of 6530 Hz/(mg/mL) with a detection limit at the ppm level for hemoglobin. Further, a C60—polyphenylacetylene (C60—PPA) coated piezoelectric quartz crystal gas sensor with an Intell‐8255 data processing system for various olefin vapors was also made. The aromatic hydrocarbons such as toluene seem to have greater adsorption onto C60—PPA membrane than alkynes, alkenes, and alkanes. The adsorption of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) onto the C60—PPA membrane was also examined. The C₆₀—PPA coated PZ crystal gas sensor showed much better sensitivity for PAHs than for other olefins such as toluene, 1‐hexyne and 1‐hexene, and a much larger frequency shift for naphthalene than other PAHs was also found.     

Optimisation of a Flow Injection System with a Piezoelectric Quartz Crystal Detector for the Determination of Inorganic Mercury

ABSTRACT

A new method combining flow injection methodology with quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) detection is proposed for inorganic mercury analysis. A modified simplex method is used in order to maximise the observed analytical signals (crystal frequency decrease). Six parameters were optimised: the concentration of the acidic carrier solution, the lengths of the sample loop and mixing coil, and the flow rates of the sample carrier, the reductant stream (SnCl₂), and the carrier of the mercury vapour (N₂). An increase of 18% in the signal of the centroid of the calibration line was achieved, as well as an increase in the sensitivity from 290 Hz μg^? to 313 Hz μg^?. Following the proposed procedure, detection limits of 47 μg L^? of inorganic mercury were found for sample volumes of 0.5 mL.     

Gas-sensing System Using an Array of Coated Quartz Crystal Microbalances with a Fuzzy Inference System

Quartz crystal microbalances have high mass sensitivities. Their application in gas sensing has been limited because they are required to have both high selectivity and reversibility. Yet by the inherent nature of their operation these properties are mutually exclusive. One approach to this problem is to use an array of quartz crystal microbalances. We have used an array of six coated quartz crystal microbalances for the classification of methanol, propan-1-ol, butan-1-ol, hexane, heptane and toluene. A novel classification scheme using fuzzy membership functions was found to be highly efficient. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

A Coated Piezoelectric Crystal Sensor for the Determination of 2, 4-Toluene Diisocyanate in Air

Abstract

2, 4-toluene diisocyanate (TDI) in air was detected and determined by a piezoelectric quartz crystal sensor coated with tetrakis(hydroxyethyl)ethylenediamine (THEED)/dithizone(diphenylthiocarbazone) solution (l:3v/v in acetone). The response curve is linear over the concentration range 3–24 ppb of TDI. The sensor can be used for more than 2 months without loss in sensitivity and presented good reversibility and reproducibility. Of the different possible interferents tested, only SO₂ caused a frequency change.     

Piezoelectric quartz crystal sensor for rapid analysis of pirimicarb residues using molecularly imprinted polymers as recognition elements

A new piezoelectric quartz crystal (PQC) sensor using molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) as sensing material has been developed for fast and onsite determination of pirimicarb in contaminated vegetables. Three MIPs particles have been prepared by conventional bulk polymerization (MIP-B) and precipitation polymerization in either acetonitrile (MIP-P1) or chloroform (MIP-P2). MIP-P2, with uniform spherical shape and mean diameter at about 50 nm, has shown the best performance as the sensing material for PQC sensor. The sensor fabricated with MIP-P2 can achieve a steady-state response within 5 min, a very short response time as compared to MIPs-coated PQC sensor reported in the literature. The sensor developed exhibits good selectivity (low response to those pesticides with similar structures to pirimicarb, such as atrazine, carbaryl, carbofuran and aldicarb) and high sensitivity to pirimicarb with a linear working range from 5.0 × 10⁻⁶ to 4.7 × 10⁻³ mol L⁻¹ (following a regression equation (r = 0.9988) of −ΔF = 0.552 + 1.79 × 10⁶ C), a repeatability (R.S.D., n = 5) of 4.3% and a detection limit (S/N = 3, n = 5) of 5 × 10⁻⁷ mol L⁻¹. The MIP-coated PQC sensor developed is shown to provide a sensitive and fast method for onsite determination of pirimicarb in aqueous extract from contaminated vegetables with satisfactory recoveries from 96 to 103% and repeatability (R.S.D., n = 5) from 4.6 to 7.1% at pirimicarb concentrations ranging from 8.0 × 10⁻⁶ to 2.0 × 10⁻⁴ mol L⁻¹.