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Oyabu et al., 1997 - Google Patents

Detection of gaseous indoor-air pollution using multisensor system

Oyabu et al., 1997

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17352578534401745569
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Oyabu T
Hirobayashi S
Kimura H
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Sensors and Materials

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Many chemical sensors are used in domestic environments. In particular, humidity and gas sensors are most widely used. These sensors, however, are used to obtain only one kind of data, such as degree of humidity or gas concentrationYl Recently, an investigation on …
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