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To link to full-text access for this article, visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.snb.2006.03.012 Byline: Antonio Pardo, Lourdes Camara, Joan Cabre, Alexandre Perera, Xavier Cano, Santiago Marco, Jose Bosch Keywords: IEEE1451; Gas sensors; STIM; TEDS; Electronic noses Abstract: The design of electronic noses has a considerable dependence on the selected transducer set. There are many sensor technologies useful for be integrated in electronic noses, but every technology involves a dedicated electronics. In that sense, migration of the instrument to different sensor technologies usually involves a major redesign of the electronics and the software. The standard IEEE1451 can be a helpful tool to design smart electronic noses compatible with the possibility to use different sensors technologies without major redesigning efforts. In this work we present a solution for the development of electronic noses based on this standard and we have analyzed and studied its feasibility in this kind of systems. Author Affiliation: Sistemes d'Instrumentacio i Comunicacions, Departament d'ElectrA[sup.2]nica, Universitat de Barcelona, C/Marti i Franques 1, 2a. 08028 Barcelona, Spain Article History: Received 11 July 2005