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An Integrated Nanocomposite Proximity Sensor: Machine Learning-Based Optimization, Simulation, and Experiment
DOI:10.3390/nano12081269.png)
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This paper utilizes multi-objective optimization for efficient fabrication of a novel Carbon Nanotube (CNT) based nanocomposite proximity sensor. A previously developed model is utilized to generate a large data set required for optimization which included dimensions of the film sensor, applied excitation frequency, medium permittivity, and resistivity of sensor dielectric, to maximize sensor sensitivity and minimize the cost of the material used. To decrease the runtime of the original model, an artificial neural network (ANN) is implemented by generating a one-thousand samples data set to create and train a black-box model. This model is used as the fitness function of a genetic algorithm (GA) model for dual-objective optimization. We also represented the 2D Pareto Frontier of optimum solutions and scatters of distribution. A parametric study is also performed to discern the effects of the various device parameters. The results provide a wide range of geometrical data leading to the maximum sensitivity at the minimum cost of conductive nanoparticles. The innovative contribution of this research is the combination of GA and ANN, which results in a fast and accurate optimization scheme.
Keyword:
proximity sensor
artificial neural network
multi-objective optimization
genetic algorithm
capacitance
carbon nano tubes
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