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surface acoustic wave sensor: a standalone construct

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Sensor engineering

sensor in which a coating on a piezoelectric substrate changes the speed of surface acoustic waves when it absorbs a target substance.

In sensor engineering, surface acoustic wave sensor refers to sensor in which a coating on a piezoelectric substrate changes the speed of surface acoustic waves when it absorbs a target substance. This meaning comes from Wohltjen (1979) in Analytical Chemistry.[1]

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References

Wohltjen, H., & Dessy, R. (1979). Surface acoustic wave probe for chemical analysis. I. Introduction and instrument description. Analytical Chemistry, 51(9), 1458-1464. https://doi.org/10.1021/ac50045a024

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