Detection Technology of Electronic Tongue in the Liquior Quality

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Electronic tongue is a new type of modern analytical instrumentation based on the human taste receptor research mechanism. Use the sensor array, as the biological sensing taste buds cells, to detect object,and to get results by the method of pattern recognition. Introduce the principles of electronic tongue, the study of several typical systems. Focus on the application in liquor quality, microbial detection, as well as some existing problems in the research development.

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