Abstract

Development of integrated sensors is a promising scientific and technical direction to create components for measurement and information systems. Among the different types of analyser one of the places are occupied by sensors of hydrogen containing compounds in gaseous and liquid condition (especially poisonous and carcinogenic). Fixing the presence of a substances in the gas or liquid environment is an actual task for scientific, industrial and medical application areas. The main goal of this paper an inexpensive microprocessor system for measuring and analyzing electrical properties of nanocomposite sensing material such as porous silicon on the base of current and capacity-voltage characteristics and its hardware and software applying is represented. The microprocessor system is designed for measuring sensors current-voltage and capacity-voltage characteristics based on porous silicon and nanocomposite structures and consists of the following units: power supply unit, DC voltage regulator, control and measurement module, RLC-meter E7-22, UART/USB and RS232/USB converters, measuring cell, PC. The software of the microprocessor system for measuring consists of the software for the control and measurement module implemented on the Atmega 128 microcontroller and the main device management software for the PC. The main program algorithm and software are implemented in the C# programming language in the Visual Studio 2017 environment The results of the comparison allow us to conclude that the implemented modules of the microprocessor system for sensors I-V- and C-V characteristics testing can be used in the development of portable environmental monitoring devices, to study porous silicon sensors using them. Keywords — porous silicon, nanocomposite; sensor, microcontroller, microprocessing system, current-voltage characteristic

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