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Practical strategies for stable operation of HFF-QCM in continuous air flow

2013

Currently there are a few fields of application using quartz crystal microbalances (QCM). Because of environmental conditions and insufficient resolution of the microbalance, chemical sensing of volatile organic compounds in an open system was as yet not possible. In this study we present strategies on how to use 195 MHz fundamental quartz resonators for a mobile sensor platform to detect airborne analytes. Commonly the use of devices with a resonant frequency of about 10 MHz is standard. By increasing the frequency to 195 MHz the frequency shift increases by a factor of almost 400. Unfortunately, such kinds of quartz crystals tend to exhibit some challenges to obtain a reasonable signal-to…

Air MovementsAir PollutantsVolatile Organic Compounds540 Chemistry and allied sciencesAtmospherelaminar flow elementEquipment DesignMicro-Electrical-Mechanical Systemslcsh:Chemical technologyturbulencesArticletemperature gradientEquipment Failure Analysisquartz crystal microbalance540 Chemielcsh:TP1-1185high fundamental frequencyacceleration sensitivityRheologyallan deviationEnvironmental Monitoring
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Somatosensory event-related potentials in the rabbit cerebral and cerebellar cortices: a correspondence with mismatch responses in humans.

2001

Somatosensory event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded from the cerebellar (CerCx), somatosensory (SomCx) and visual (VCx) cortices in rabbits in two stimulus conditions. In the oddball condition, airpuffs to two different locations in the rabbit's muzzle corresponded to infrequently presented deviant stimuli (oddball-deviants) interspersed with frequently presented standard stimuli. In the deviant-alone condition, deviants (alone-deviants) were presented without standards. ERPs to oddball-deviants differed significantly from those to standards in CerCx and SomCx, but not in VCx. Furthermore, some of these differences were not found between ERPs to alone-deviants and those to standards…

Air MovementsCerebellumGeneral NeuroscienceMismatch negativitySomatosensory CortexStimulus (physiology)Somatosensory systemElectrophysiologyCerebellar CortexVisual cortexmedicine.anatomical_structureEvent-related potentialSomatosensory evoked potentialEvoked Potentials SomatosensoryPhysical StimulationmedicineAnimalsHumansRabbitsPsychologyNeuroscienceVisual CortexNeuroscience letters
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Air movement representation as a tool for urban and architectural environmental quality

2017

Air movement is a measurable physical phenomenon that produces indirectly measurable effects on people and on the environment. It is an essential prerequisite for the comfort and the hygiene of the built environment and it is highly relevant to the passive cooling strategies. The relationships between air movement and built environment have to be analysed under a multi-scale vision. They fall within the field of urban and architectural design because they can be influenced by artificial expedients, although they are always caused by natural factors. This paper discusses the need for a complete and objective representation of different kinds of air movement, to improve the urban and architec…

Passive coolingAir Movement.Environmental DesignBioclimatic ArchitectureSettore ICAR/12 - Tecnologia Dell'Architettura
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