Recent progress in radio‐frequency sensing platforms with graphene/graphene oxide for wireless health care system

Abstract

In the past decade, graphene has been widely researched to improve or overcome the performance of conventional radio‐frequency (RF) nanodevices and circuits. In recent years, novel RF bio and gas sensors based on graphene and its derivatives, graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (rGO), have emerged as new RF sensing platforms using a wireless remote system. Although the sensing schemes are still immature, this review focuses on the recent trends and advances of graphene and GO (rGO)‐based RF bio and gas sensors for a real‐time and continuous wireless health care system.