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The use of hydrogen as an energy source is increasing rapidly. There are safety concerns wherever H2 is made, used, and transported [pipelines and tanks] for both vehicle and stationary applications. Mobile and localized detectors are needed to meet safety codes and to enable a smooth rollout of H2 as an energy alternative. One impediment is a sensor that simultaneously has the combined features of small size, low cost for easy deployment in large numbers, low power to simplify fixed and mobile applications, and high performance including sensitivity, selectivity, fast response, stability and long lifetime. A new novel printed electrocatalytic amperometric gas sensor or AGS [1] with a circuit for monitoring H2 in air has been fabricated and evaluated for low level leak detection [0-1000 ppm H2 in air] and safety levels [alarms at 0.5%, 2.5%, and 4% in air]. The new H2 sensor is designed for manufacture [DFM] [PE] and is made on a template the size of an 8 wafer to enable volume low cost manufacture by leveraging PE and semiconductor fab infrastructure.

GS9.6 - Characterization of a Selective, Zero Power Sensor for Distributed Sensing of H2 in Energy Applications