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ENVIRONMENT MONITORING WITH A PASSIVE PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE SENSOR BASED ON OPTICALLY ACTIVE MEDIA

The article is devoted to the study of the features of continuous monitoring of changes in the color of information channels of passive pressure-temperature sensors, tracking the spectral distribution of the light intensity of the liquid crystal color depending on the operating conditions. The main direction of application of such sensors can be “screening” of chemically active environments, deployment of temporary objects of short-term use in conditions of a pandemic, or military operations, etc.

HARDWARE & SOFTWARE COMPLEX OF OPTICAL IDENTIFICATION OF PASSIVE INFORMATION CHANNELS OF NON-CONTACT PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE SENSORS

The work proposes the use of a unique method of creating passive, multifunctional, non-contact pressure-temperature sensors. The basis of this method is a combination of inorganic semiconductors and high-molecular organic cholesteric crystals. According to their morphology, such crystals represent a spiral structure that is sensitive to changes in external physical factors, such as temperatures, due to changes in the periodicity of the structure, which leads to Bragg diffraction scattering of light on it.

GRAPHENE – GOLD GRATING-BASED STRUCTURE TO ACHIEVE ENHANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD DISTRIBUTION

In this work, the field distribution in structures such as a gold grating, a graphene layer, and a silicon substrate was studied. The conditions for maximum electromagnetic field distribution (absorption) by this structure to use in photonics and electronics devices were established. The magnitude of the electromagnetic field of a gold diffraction grating with a graphene layer increases with decreasing slit width. At the same time, an increase in the period leads to small changes in the electromagnetic field distribution.

Modification of Silicon Surface with Silver, Gold and Palladium Nanostructures via Galvanic Substitution in DMSO and DMF Solutions

The investigation results of silver, palladium and gold nanoscale particles deposition on the silicon surface in the DMSO and DMF media are presented. The influence of organic aprotic solvents on the geometry of metal particles and their distribution on the substrate is described. It is shown that solutions of stable metal complexes ([Ag (CN)2] – , [AuCl4] – ) are the main factor in the formation of discrete nanoparticles with a small range of sizes and uniform distribution along the substrate surface, as well as nanostructured films.

Influence of galvanic replacement conditions in DMSO solutions on the sizes of gold nanoparticles fixed on the surface of silicon

The controlled synthesis of parts of noble metals of a given morphology, shape, size and distribution on the floor emphasizes the important prerequisite for the creation of complex structures, for example nanowire, are one of the most promising materials for the creation of modern devices.