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ELECTRONIC NOSE T.ADITYA SARVAN (06W21A0551)

INTRODUCTION Using Electronic-nose we can sense a smell and with a technology called Digital scent technology it is possible to sense, transmit and receive smell through internet. There is complete software and hardware solution for scenting digital media and user.

How does the nose work and what is it function? At first the odor molecules reach the olfactory mucosa. The receptors for the molecules are placed at the olfactory hairs. When the molecules reach the receptors, an electric impulse is sent directly to the olfactory bulb of brain. Then the information gets to the olfactory glomeruli.

(cont’d) The olfactory bulb will send the impulse to the olfactory brain. Those scent impulses reach the area of our brain that handles emotions and memories. This explains the link between smelling and being reminded of something.

ELECTRONIC NOSE Basic principle of E-nose: An electronic nose can be a modular system comprising of active materials which operate serially on an odorant sample. These active materials can be classified into two: an array of gas sensors and a signal processing system.

SENSING AN ODORANT An air sample is pulled by a vacuum pump through a tube into a small chamber housing the electronic sensor array. Next the sampling handling units exposes the sensors to the odorant, producing a transient response as the VOCs interact with the surface and bulk of sensor’s active material.

(cont’d) A steady state condition is reached in a few seconds to a few minutes.During this interval, the sensor’s response is recorded and delivered to the signal processing unit. The sensor’s response is converted into electronic signal by using a transducer and is processed by using the signal processing unit.

Types Of Sensors Electronic nose sensors fall into four categories. They are 1. Polymer sensors 2. Quartz sensors 3. MOSFET sensors 4. Optical fiber sensors

Polymer sensors The working of polymer sensors is based on the change in conductivity of the polymer when the odorant is applied. Response time is inversely proportional to polymers thickness. The main drawback of this method is that it is difficult and time consuming to electro polymerize the active materialo the polymers thickness.

Quartz sensors The vibration of the quartz is changed by a contact between the molecules and the surface. The response and recovery times are minimized by reducing the size and mass of quartz crystal. The main disadvantage is that they have more complex electronics than of polymer sensors.

MOSFET sensors These are based on the principle that VOCs in contact with a catalytic metal can produce a reaction on the metal,which can diffuse through the gate of the MOSFET to change the electrical properties of the device. Advantage is that they can be made with IC fabrication so that batch to batch variations can be minimized.  

Optical Fiber sensors A light source of single frequency is used to interrogate the active material, which responds with color change in the presence of VOCs to be detected and measured. Material contains chemically active fluorescent dyes immobilized in an organic polymer matrix The disadvantage is that fluorescent dyes are slowly consumed by the sensing process.

Advantages The e-nose is a compact device and so it is portable and reliability is very high. It can identify simple molecules which cannot be accomplished by human nose.

Disadvantages The cost of an e-nose ranges from $5000 to $100,000. Another disadvantage has been the delay between successive tests, the time delay ranging between 2 to 10 minutes

Digital Scent Communication E-nose detects the smell molecules and it is indexed based on chemical make up and its place in the scent spectrum. The indexed scent is digitized into a small file by olfactory signal processing and sent to recipient’s computer. At the receiving end, the personal scent synthesizer produces the smell and air cannon direct the smell to user’s nose.

Scent synthesizers These are devices which are used to generate the smell in accordance with the digitized file that is transmitted through the web. Scent synthesizers will have a removable cartridge Digi scent company,which identified the most number of primary scents about 128 primaries and they could create up to 1000 smells using these primaries.

Air canon Air canon is used to transport the scented air directly to the user’s nose. The air cannon consist of   Face tracker Air clump launcher Scent generator The ATR Media Information Science Laboratories developed 3 prototype systems of air cannon.

First Prototype Using this prototype, we could display the scent to a restricted area approximately 1m away from the air cannon. The scent is recognized only by the target user.

Second prototype A nose tracking feature is added in the Second prototype system. The system consist of a camera, an air cannon, a set of control circuits and a personal computer for vision based nose tracking and platform control.

Third prototype In this they attached a short cylinder with the same diameter at the aperture of the air cannon and equipped with mechanical shutters at both the ends. There are 5 holes on the surface of the cylinder for air intake and evacuation. A tube is connected to each hole, through an air valve to a pump. There is also a valve on the body of the air cannon for intake of fresh air.

Applications E-commerce Advertising Communication Education Medicine Entertainment

Conclusion New medium in the world of communication: scent. Scents have an immediate and compelling effect. They touch our soul, consciously or unconsciously, and allow us to fell deeply. Scent communication will be one of the most important information tools of future.

References Hand book on applications and uses of arrays by Jeffery.H www.scienceweek.com Electronic nose and their applications By P.E.Keller, L.J. Kangas, L.H. Liden

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