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Inhee Lee |
Education
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Current Areas of Research
My research
interest lies in the field of electrochemical gas sensor development.
Currently, I am working on the effect of
humidity on the sensing behavior of a CO2
gas sensor. The objective of this
project is to develop a sensor with stability against humidity by combining porous Li2CO3
and BaCO3
layers to act as a sensing electrode. Focus
is placed upon eliminating the disturbance by water vapor
and investigating the effect of microstructure on humidity
interference.
In addition, I am attempting to develop a miniaturized version of a potentiometric CO2 sensor by using RF magnetron sputtering deposition. The eventual goal is to make sensors at a low cost and with decreased power consumption. Such sensors would be ideally suited for operation within a sensor array.
In addition, I am attempting to develop a miniaturized version of a potentiometric CO2 sensor by using RF magnetron sputtering deposition. The eventual goal is to make sensors at a low cost and with decreased power consumption. Such sensors would be ideally suited for operation within a sensor array.
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