One-sensor electronic olfactometer for rapid sorting of fresh fruit juices
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Auteurs : P. Mielle [France] ; F. Marquis [France]Source :
- Sensors & Actuators: B. Chemical [ 0925-4005 ] ; 2001.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- topic : Raisin.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Absolute baseline value, Actuator, Agronomical research, Conditioning board, Detection limit, Electronic nose, Electronic noses, Electronic olfactometer, Electronic olfactometers, Elsevier science, Ethanol content, European community, Flavor research laboratory, Food analysis, Food products, Fresh grape juice, Full analysis, Gas sensors, Grape, Grape juice, Grape varieties, Grape variety, International symposium olfaction, Marquis sensors, Metal oxide, Mielle, Process control, Pure chemicals, Reference method, Response time, Same samples, Sample throughput, Selectivity, Selectivity change, Sens, Sensor, Sensor arrays technology, Sensor response, Standard test solution, Temperature modulation, Temperature steps, Transient information, Transient response, Vintage period, Virtual sensors array.
- Teeft :
- Absolute baseline value, Actuator, Agronomical research, Conditioning board, Detection limit, Electronic nose, Electronic noses, Electronic olfactometer, Electronic olfactometers, Elsevier science, Ethanol content, European community, Flavor research laboratory, Food analysis, Food products, Fresh grape juice, Full analysis, Grape, Grape juice, Grape varieties, Grape variety, International symposium olfaction, Marquis sensors, Metal oxide, Mielle, Process control, Pure chemicals, Reference method, Response time, Same samples, Sample throughput, Selectivity, Selectivity change, Sens, Sensor, Sensor response, Standard test solution, Temperature modulation, Temperature steps, Transient information, Transient response, Vintage period, Virtual sensors array.
Abstract
Abstract: A low-cost electronic olfactometer was developed, based on virtual sensors array (an array of signals from a single metal oxide sensor) and on our proprietary semi-automated sampling system. This concept enables us to drastically improve the sensitivity and selectivity of the entire olfactometer to make it suited to food products analysis. Each step of the prototype was checked separately in earlier work, and finally the system performance was evaluated first on pure chemicals, and then at-line for grape juice during grape-harvesting in Champagne. It is shown that over a 3-week vintage period, the drift of the unique-sensor was quite low (absolute baseline value: avg., 2152; std., 150; response to test solution: avg., 5.08, std., 0.39), and the transient response to the temperature steps provided information for the discrimination and mapping of these products. The results correspond well with the separative quantification of the aroma by high speed GC analysis made in parallel on the same samples.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0925-4005(01)00589-5
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