Most of the humidity sensors practically used are based on the change in electrical properties of polymers or ceramics with humidityThey are either resistive-type or capacitive-type sensorsVarious chemical modifications of polymeric materials have beell utilized to improve the properties of sensors such as sensitivity hysteresislong-term stabilitydurability in unfavorable atmospheres such as dewdrops or vapors of volatile organic compounds(VOC)etcThis paper overviews the novel methods of chemical modification which have been proposed by the authors 5 Humidity SensorPolymerImpedanceCapacitance 11ntroluction Since the invention of an electrical humidity sensor by Dunmore based on LiC1various types of materials such as ceramicsmetal oxide filmsorganic materials
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