QCM sensor and QCM sensor device

Measuring and testing – Vibration – Resonance – frequency – or amplitude study

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C073S024060, C073S064530, C073S061750, C073S061790

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ABSTRACT:
A plurality of quartz crystal resonators having different resonance frequencies are connected in parallel. A combined admittance of the resonators is measured. Equivalent circuit constants of all the resonators are obtained by a method of least squares from admittance characteristics. A change in the resonance frequency is measured and mass of a substance adsorbed to a piezoelectric transducer is calculated.

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Bunseki Kagaku The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry 1997, No. 12, vol. 46, p. 917-930.

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