2021
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2021.3090086
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Ultrahigh-Sensitivity Microwave Microfluidic Sensors Based on Modified Complementary Electric-LC and Split-Ring Resonator Structures

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“…Although the sensor in Reference [49] has a smaller size than the others, it requires a relatively large amount of sample for testing. The sensors in References [50,51] offer the second and third largest average sensitivities. However, the measured notch depths in these sensors are very small (less than 1.5 dB in Reference [50] and less than 6 dB in Reference [51]).…”
Section: Comparison With Other Planar Sensorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Although the sensor in Reference [49] has a smaller size than the others, it requires a relatively large amount of sample for testing. The sensors in References [50,51] offer the second and third largest average sensitivities. However, the measured notch depths in these sensors are very small (less than 1.5 dB in Reference [50] and less than 6 dB in Reference [51]).…”
Section: Comparison With Other Planar Sensorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sensors in References [50,51] offer the second and third largest average sensitivities. However, the measured notch depths in these sensors are very small (less than 1.5 dB in Reference [50] and less than 6 dB in Reference [51]). This means that such sensors are not appropriate for characterization of high loss samples.…”
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“…Microwave dielectric spectroscopy has advantages in detecting and identifying materials due to its real-time measurements, non-invasiveness, high sensitivity, and robustness [ 1 ]. Planar resonator-based microwave sensors have been applied in many testing and characterization scenarios, including displacement and rotation sensing [ 2 ], crack detection of metal and non-metal materials [ 3 ], medical settings [ 4 ], and dielectric constant measurements for solid dielectrics and liquid chemicals [ 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 ].…”
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“…This is due to the dramatic advancement in electronics from chips to system level as well as in the design of sensory elements. Moreover, design and development of sensors technology have played a major role in tackling a wide range of engineering and science problems, including medical diagnostics [1]- [2] and biosensing applications [3]- [5], defects in metallic objects, for example in aircraft fuselage [6]- [9] and structural materials [10]- [12], among others. Concrete blocks are considered artificial man-made stone type mass products and are very essential building units in engineering construction, for instance, buildings, bridges, and roads.…”
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