Recent improvements on surface acoustic wave sensors based on graphenic nanomaterials
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2023
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Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing
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5
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Damasceno B.S.
Horta I.M.
de Oliveira R.S.
Pereira R.M.
Schatkoski V.M.
Bacher G.
Massi M.
Thim G.P.
de J. Pereira A.L.
da Silva Sobrinho A.S.
Leite D.M.G.
Horta I.M.
de Oliveira R.S.
Pereira R.M.
Schatkoski V.M.
Bacher G.
Massi M.
Thim G.P.
de J. Pereira A.L.
da Silva Sobrinho A.S.
Leite D.M.G.
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© 2023 Elsevier LtdSurface acoustic wave (SAW) sensors enhanced by a graphenic sensitive layer offer improved electrical response uniformity, and recent research has explored their potential for use in point-of-care platforms. These devices offer a unique combination of cost effectiveness, ease of handling, manufacturability, and remarkable sensor performance. This article summarizes the latest advancements in SAW sensors with graphenic-based nanomaterials, including their fabrication, operation mechanisms, and properties. Several recent studies are reviewed and compared to conventional SAW sensors. Furthermore, the challenges and prospects of using graphenic-based structures to enhance SAW devices and produce rapid actionable results are discussed.
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Electrical response , Fabrication operations , Manufacturability , Operation mechanism , Point of care , Recent researches , Sensitive layers , Sensor performance , Surface acoustic wave sensors , Surface acoustic waves