Coplanar waveguide techno TEMPO Oxidized Thermomechanical Pulp-Based Microwave Humidity Sensor
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Abstract
The thermomechanical pulp (TMP) is a product of lignocellulosic biomass. This article investigates TEMPO oxidized TMP (TO-TMP) as an ecofriendly, low-cost, and highly sensitive dielectric material for humidity sensing applications. The TEMPO oxidation was used to increase the water absorption of TMP while overcoming the adverse hydrophobic effects imparted from lignin. The physical and the dielectric effects of TEMPO oxidation on a TMP sheet having a carboxyl rate of 80 mmol/kg were studied. An experimental validation with an original sensing scheme in frequency shift paradigm involving a microwave resonator in coplanar waveguide technology was proposed. In the 52%–75.3%RH range, the sensitivity rose from 7.76 MHz/%R to 9.04 MHz/%RH after the TEMPO oxidation increased the carboxyl content to 1164 mmol/kg, and to 12.1 MHz/%RH when the carboxyl content was enhanced up to 2233 mmol/kg. The effects of the TEMPO oxidation degree and the thickness variation are also studied.
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