STTR Phase I: High-Temperature Polymeric Relative Humidity Sensors

Information

• NSF Award
• 0109806

Owner

• CeraMem Corporation

• Award Id

  0109806

• Award Effective Date

  7/1/2001 - 23 years ago

• Award Expiration Date

  6/30/2002 - 22 years ago

• Award Amount

  $ 100,000.00

• Award Instrument

  Standard Grant

This Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I project addresses the need for relative humidity (RH) sensors that operate at high-temperature with good stability. The research objective of this project is the fabrication of composite RH sensors. The morphological stability mandated by the composite coupled with the documented excellent humidity response of the sensing material should result in enhanced durability and drift stability. Owing to the thermal stability of the composite sensing layer, these RH sensors should function at temperatures up to 300 C. If successful, the technology proposed will enable a new high temperature regime of RH sensing.<br/><br/>The composite materials science and engineering proposed is straightforward but innovative. If successfully developed, the research project proposed is quite amenable to large-scale production and will make a significant contribution in this field.

• Program Officer

  Michael F. Crowley

• Min Amd Letter Date

  6/10/2001 - 23 years ago

• Max Amd Letter Date

  6/10/2001 - 23 years ago

• ARRA Amount

• Name

  CeraMem Corporation

• City

  Waltham

• State

  MA

• Country

  United States

• Address

  12 Clematis Avenue

• Postal Code

  024533701

• Phone Number

  6178994495

• First Name

  Douglas

• Last Name

  Schulz

• Email Address

  doug.schulz@ndsu.edu

• Start Date

  6/10/2001 12:00:00 AM

• Name

  Materials Research

• Code

  106000

• Name

  Technology Transfer

• Code

  110000

• Name

  Industrial Technology

• Code

  308000