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Radislav Alexandrovich Potyrailo

William Guy Morris

Cheryl Margaret Surman

Steven Y Go

Marc Brian Wisnudel

Andrew Michael Leach

Philippe Schottland

John Patrick Lemmon

Caibin Xiao

Scott Martell Boyette

Timothy Mark Sivavec

Vincent Francis Pizzi

Emad Andarawis Andarawis

Daniel R Olson

Bret Ja Chisholm

Yongjae Lee

Vijay Singh

Steven Francis LeBoeuf

Patrick Joseph McCloskey

Klaus Gebauer

Daniel White Sexton

Naresh Kesavan Rao

Vandita Pai-Paranjape

David Gilles Gascoyne

Rui Chen

David Birenbaum Engel

Sriramakrishna Maruvada

Michael Anthony Benjamin

Kenneth Brakeley Welles

Honggang Wang

Jeffrey Michael Ashe

Milan Palinda Karunaratne

Victoria Eugenia Cotero

Nicholas E Roddy

James Claude Carnahan

Steven Frederick Hubbard

Andrew Arthur Paul Burns

Victor Manuel Salazar

Ian J Forster

John Richard Nelson

Kyle Erik Litz

Hua Wang

Ali Reza Mehrabi

James Norman Cawse

Ronald James Wroczynski

Pradheepram Ottikkutti

Cheng-Po Chen

Ryo Tamaki

Alexey V Vert

Bret Dwayne Worden

Anil Raj Duggal

Charles L Dumoulin

James Anthony Cella

Venkat Subramaniam Venkataramani

James Edward Pickett

Charles Burton Theurer

James Alfred Day

Christopher Michael Puleo

Yizhen Lin

Deepak Trivedi

Glen Peter Koste

Brian Lee Lawrence

Eugene George Olczak

Renato Guida

William Hullinger Huber

Pingfan Peter Wu

Peter Micah Sandvik

Harold Woodruff Tomlinson, Jr

Vadim Bromberg

Erik Leeming Kvam

Douglas Roy Forman

Ben Purushotam Patel

Vinay Bhaskar Jammu

Timothy Brydon Burnell

Hongyi Zhou

Kelly Scott Chichak

Richard Louis Frey

Derek Lee Watkins

Anis Zribi

Thomas John Erdenberger

Roger Neal Johnson

Hanno Ehring

Adil Minoo Dhalla

William David Smith, Ii

Jeffrey Bernard Fortin

Peng Jiang

George F Medford

Gregory Andrew Grossmann

Marko Klaus Baller

Binil Itty Ipe Kandapallil

Kasiraman Krishnan

Todd Ryan Tolliver

Yogendrasinh Bharatsinh Chauhan

Peter D Miller

Andrea Jeannine Peters

Sachin Narahari Dekate

Hendrik Theodorus Van De Grampel

Craig Patrick Galligan

Michael Matthew Laurin

Nancy Cecelia Stoffel

A system and a method for gas sensing while correcting for a poison level of a gas sensor. The gas sensor provides first dielectric excitation of the gas sensing material at a first set of frequencies, measures responses of the gas sensing material to the first dielectric excitation while the gas sensing material is in contact with the fluid sample, provides second dielectric excitation of the gas sensing material at a second set of frequencies, measures responses of the gas sensing material to the second dielectric excitation while the gas sensing material is in contact with the fluid sample, and determines, based on the responses of the gas sensing material to the first and second dielectric excitation, identities, respective concentrations, or a combination thereof, of at least one analyte gas in a fluid sample, and a sensor poison level of the gas sensing material.

System and method for gas sensor that corrects for sensor poison level

A system and a method for multi-gas sensing using dielectric excitation of a single sensing material operated at a single operating temperature. Contrary to conventional gas sensor designs, embodiments of the gas sensors disclosed herein implement a metal oxide semiconductor sensing material maintained at a constant temperature, wherein dielectric excitation responses of the sensing material are measured at this constant temperature while the sensing material is exposed to a fluid sample. The disclosed gas sensors and gas sensing methods unexpectedly provide desirable characteristics, such as enhanced multi-gas differentiation, while operating at the constant operating temperature. For example, by measuring dielectric excitation responses of using at least one gas sensing element at a single operating temperature, the disclosed gas sensors and gas sensing methods demonstrate superior multi-gas differentiation compared to other gas sensors and other gas sensing methods that rely on multiple resistance measurements performed at several different operating temperatures.

System and method for multi-gas sensing at a single operating temperature

A system and a method for gas sensing while correcting for an interferent condition around a gas sensor. The gas sensor provides dielectric excitation of a gas sensing element and an interferent-compensating sensing element arranged as a single electrical circuit at a set of frequencies, measures impedance responses of the gas sensing element and the interferent-compensating sensing element to the dielectric excitation at the set of frequencies, determines, based on the impedance responses of the gas sensing element and the interferent-compensating sensing element to the dielectric excitation the identities, the respective concentrations, or a combination thereof, of at least one analyte gas of the monitored environment, corrected for one or more sensed interferent conditions of the ambient environment.

System and method for gas sensing

A method is provided for operating a propulsion system having a gas turbine engine and a fuel cell assembly. The fuel cell assembly includes a fuel cell. The method includes: receiving gas composition data of output products from the fuel cell; and controlling operation of the fuel cell assembly, the gas turbine engine, or both in response to the received gas composition data of the output products from the fuel cell.

Systems and method of operating a fuel cell assembly, a gas turbine engine, or both

A propulsion system is provided including: a propulsor; a turbomachine operable to drive the propulsor to generate thrust during operation; a fuel cell assembly configured to add power to the propulsor, the turbomachine, or both; and a multi-gas sensor operable with the turbomachine, the fuel cell assembly, or both for sensing gas composition data of a fluid flow in or to the turbomachine, the fuel cell assembly, or both, the gas composition data comprising data indicative of at least two gases and their concentrations.

Gas sensors are disclosed having an on-board, low-power data processor that uses multivariable gas classification and/or gas quantitation models to perform on-board data processing to resolve two or more gases in a fluid sample. To reduce computational complexity, the gas sensor utilizes low-power-consumption multivariable data analysis algorithms, inputs from available on-board sensors of ambient conditions, inputs representing contextual data, and/or excitation responses of a gas sensing material to select suitable gas classification and/or gas quantitation models. The data processor can then utilize these gas classification and quantitation models, in combination with measured dielectric responses of a gas sensing material of the gas sensor, to determine classifications and/or concentrations of two or more gases in a fluid sample, while consuming substantially less power than would be consumed if a global comprehensive model were used instead. Thus, the data processor is utilized for linear, nonlinear, and non-monotonic multivariate regressions.

System and method for on-board data analysis for multi-gas sensing

A resonant sensor probe assembly includes a substrate formed from one or more dielectric materials and free-standing electrodes coupled with the substrate. The free-standing electrodes are configured to be placed into the fluid and to generate an electric field between the free-standing electrodes. A controller measures an impedance response of the sensor to the fluid between the electrodes to determine an aging effect of the sensor.

Resonant sensor probe assembly

A propulsion system is provided including: a gas turbine engine including a combustion section having a combustor; and a modular fuel cell assembly. The modular fuel cell assembly includes: a first fuel cell string comprising a first processing unit and a first fuel cell stack, the first fuel cell stack comprising a first fuel cell defining an outlet configured to provide output products from the first fuel cell to the combustor; and a second fuel cell string comprising a second processing unit and a second fuel cell stack, the second fuel cell stack comprising a second fuel cell defining an outlet configured to provide output products from the second fuel cell to the combustor.

Modular fuel cell assembly

A multi-gas sensing system includes a sensing circuit comprising one or more sensing elements. Each sensing element includes a sensing material configured to detect at least one gas analyte. A management circuit is configured to excite the sensing elements with an alternating current at at least one predetermined frequency. The management circuit measures one or more electrical responses of the sensing elements responsive to exciting the sensing elements with the alternating current. The management circuit determines one or more characteristics of the sensing circuit. One or more processors receive the electrical responses of the sensing elements and the characteristics of the sensing circuit. The one or more processors determine a concentration of the at least one gas analyte based on the electrical responses of the sensing elements and the characteristics of the sensing circuit.

Multi-gas sensing system and method

A sensor system includes an unmanned vehicle system is provided that includes a housing, and an environmental sensor system coupled to the housing, the environmental sensor system configured to detect one or more environmental conditions of an environment in operational contact with the unmanned vehicle system. The environmental sensor includes a sensing element that includes a sensing material to detect and quantify at least one analyte gas by measuring impedance of the sensing element at one or more frequencies of the different frequencies during exposure of the sensing material to the at least one analyte gas. A control unit includes one or more processors coupled with the environmental sensor and configured to receive a detector signal from the detector circuit of the environmental sensor indicative of the one or more environmental conditions, and control the movement of the unmanned vehicle system based on an operation signal of a remote device, instructions received at a vehicle controller, the detector signal, or in response to detected route conditions.

Sensing system and method

A sensor system includes a sensing element having a section of a layer assembly deposited onto a substrate. The layer assembly includes plural layers of different materials. The section of the layer assembly is configured to be etched to form plural individual pillars of the plural layers of the different materials. The individual pillars are configured to be in contact with a fluid to sense one or more analyte fluid components within the fluid. The sensing element is configured to generate a sensor signal responsive to the individual pillars being in contact with the fluid. The sensor system includes one or more processors configured to receive the sensor signal from the sensing element. The one or more processors may identify the one or more analyte fluid components within the fluid and an amount of each of the analyte fluid components within the fluid based on the sensor signal.

Sensor system and method

A monolithic gas-sensing chip assembly for sensing a gas analyte includes a sensing material to detect the gas analyte, a sensing system including a resistor-capacitor electrical circuit, and a heating element. A sensing circuit measures an electrical response of the sensing system to an alternating electrical current applied to the sensing system at (a) one or more different frequencies, or (b) one or more different resistor-capacitor configurations of the system. One or more processors control a low detection range of the system to the gas, a high detection range of the system to the gas, a linearity of a response of the system to the gas, a dynamic range of measurements of the gas by the system, a rejection of interfering gas analytes by the system, a correction for aging or poisoning of the system, or a rejection of ambient interferences that may affect the electrical response of the system.

Monolithic gas-sensing chip assembly and method

A sensor system includes a multi-frequency sensor assembly including a single sensor body housing with a sensing region circuit and a sensor reader disposed in the sensor body. The sensor body is configured to be in operational contact with a fluid. The sensing region circuit is configured to generate different electric fields having different frequencies in the fluid. The sensor reader includes one or more processors configured to examine one or more impedance responses of the sensing region circuit at different frequencies and to determine one or more properties of the fluid based on the one or more impedance responses that are examined.

A gas sensing assembly includes a sensing material to be placed in contact with a fluid sample, electrodes coupled with the sensing material that apply an electric field to the sensing material across the electrodes, a heating element that controls a temperature of the sensing material while the sensing material is in contact with the fluid sample, and sensing circuitry to control application of the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at an alternating current frequency range in the presence of an uncontrolled ambient temperature and at an elevated alternating current frequency range. The sensing circuitry measures one or more electrical responses of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the alternating current frequency range and at the elevated alternating current frequency range. The sensing circuitry detects presence of a gas in the fluid sample based on the one or more electrical responses.

Gas sensing assembly and method

A sensor system includes a sensing element that includes a sensing material and electrodes configured to apply a first electrical stimuli to the sensing material at an electrical excitation frequency, a modifier assembly including one or more circuits configured to change an electrical impedance of the sensing element, and one or more processors configured to control the modifier assembly. Responsive to exposure of gas to the sensing element, the one or more processors change a linearity of a first electrical signal received from the sensing element by changing the electrical impedance of the sensing element and applying a second electrical stimuli to the sensing material at the electrical excitation frequency.

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