Seok Lee, Youngmo Jung, H. Moon, C. Kang, Chulki Kim, Taikjin Lee, Sang Kyung Kim, Won Kyo Jeong, Jeonghun Shin, Chang Ho Cho, D. Woo
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We present a heterosensor array that exploits the collective recognition ability of a set of different gas sensors to identify individual chemical vapors. In contrast to the conventional sensing approach based on the "lock-and-key" design, the heterosensor array rely on the response patterns produced over the collection of different sensors. Diverse sensors with different operating principles are employed to provide as much chemical diversity as possible. We demonstrate that this platform provides a highly discriminative tool with single element precision.