Fabrication of thermal conductivity detector based on MEMS for monitoring dissolved gases in power transformer

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In this work, a high sensitivity micro-thermal conductivity detector (µTCD) with four thermal conductivity cells was proposed. Compared with conventional TCD sensors, the thermal conductivity cell in this work was designed as a streamlined structure; the thermistors were supported by a strong cantilever beam and suspended in the center of the thermal conductivity cell, which was able to greatly reduce the dead volume of the thermal conductivity cell and the heat loss of the substrate, improving the detection sensitivity. The experimental results demonstrated that the µTCD shows good stability and high sensitivity, which could rapidly detect light gases with a detection limit of 10 ppm and a quantitative repeatability of less than 1.1%.

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Tan, T., Sun, J., Chen, T., Zhang, X., & Zhu, X. (2020). Fabrication of thermal conductivity detector based on MEMS for monitoring dissolved gases in power transformer. Sensors (Switzerland), 20(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/s20010106

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