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Self-Heated Graphene Microchannels for Low-Power-Consumption Chemoresistive Sensor Array
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2019
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Ho Won Jang
SK
Soo Young Kim
Abstract
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The Internet of Everything (IoE) refers to billions of objects having intelligent connections with processed data. Sensors hold the key to the IoE as they detect and assess the internal and external states of objects. [...]
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