Gas sensing assembly and method

1. A gas sensing assembly comprising:

a sensing material configured to be placed into contact with a fluid sample;

electrodes coupled with the sensing material and configured to apply an electric field to the sensing material across the electrodes;

a heating element configured to control a temperature of the sensing material while the sensing material is in contact with the fluid sample; and

sensing circuitry comprising:

a first impedance system configured to:

apply the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a first alternating current frequency range in the presence of an uncontrolled ambient temperature; and

receive a first electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the first alternating current frequency ranges;

a second impedance system configured to:

apply the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a second alternating current frequency range elevated with respect to the first alternating current frequency range; and

receive a second electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the second alternating current frequency range;

wherein the first impedance system, the second impedance system, or both are configured to:

determine a temperature effect on the first electrical response based on a difference between the first electric response and the second electrical response;

adjust the first electrical response based on the temperature effect; and

detect presence of a gas in the fluid sample based at least on the adjusted first electrical response.

2. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the first electrical response is not affected by the uncontrolled ambient temperature.

3. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to control application of the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a shoulder of a dielectric relaxation spectrum.

4. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to control application of the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a high-frequency shoulder of a dielectric relaxation spectrum.

5. The gas sensing assembly of claim 4 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to measure a real part of an impedance of the first electrical response at the high-frequency shoulder of the dielectric relaxation spectrum.

6. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the second electrical response is not affected by the gas but is affected by the uncontrolled ambient temperature.

7. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to measure a third electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field to a third alternating current frequency range applied to the sensing material where the third electrical response to the gas is linear and is proportional to the uncontrolled ambient temperature.

8. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to measure the first electrical response as indicative of a concentration of the gas in the fluid sample.

9. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to detect the uncontrolled ambient temperature based on the difference between the first electrical response and the second electrical response.

10. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to measure the uncontrolled ambient temperature based on the second electrical response not being affected by the gas but being affected by the uncontrolled ambient temperature.

11. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to correct the first electrical response of the sensing material to exposure of one or more other fluids based on the difference between the first electrical response and one or more other electrical responses of the sensing material.

12. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry is configured to combine the first electrical response and the second electrical response to determine a concentration of the gas in the fluid sample in the presence of the uncontrolled ambient temperature based on a combination of the first electrical response and the second electrical response.

13. The gas sensing assembly of claim 1 , wherein the sensing circuitry comprises one or more processors associated with the first impedance system, the second impedance system, or both.

14. A gas sensing assembly comprising:

a sensing material configured to be placed into contact with a fluid sample;

electrodes coupled with the sensing material and configured to apply an electric field to the sensing material across the electrodes;

a heating element configured to control a temperature of the sensing material while the sensing material is in contact with the fluid sample; and

sensing circuitry comprising:

a first impedance system configured to:

apply the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a first alternating current frequency range in the presence of an uncontrolled ambient temperatures; and

receive a first electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the first alternating current frequency range;

a second impedance system configured to:

apply the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a second alternating current frequency range; and

receive a second electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the second alternating current frequency range;

wherein the first impedance system, the second impedance system, or both are configured to:

determine a temperature effect on the first electrical response based on a difference between the first electric response and the second electrical response;

adjust the first electrical response based on the temperature effect; and

detect presence of a gas in the fluid sample based at least on the adjusted first electrical response.

15. A gas sensing assembly comprising:

a sensing material configured to be placed into contact with a fluid sample;

a gas-permeable filter material separating the sensing material and the fluid sample;

electrodes coupled with the sensing material and configured to apply an electric field to the sensing material across the electrodes;

a heating element configured to control a temperature of the sensing material while the sensing material is in contact with the fluid sample; and

sensing circuitry comprising:

a first impedance system configured to:

apply the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a first alternating current frequency range in the presence of an uncontrolled ambient temperatures; and

receive a first electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the first alternating current frequency range;

a second impedance system configured to:

apply the electric field to the sensing material via the electrodes at a second alternating current frequency range; and

receive a second electrical response of the sensing material responsive to applying the electric field at the second alternating current frequency range;

wherein the first impedance system, the second impedance system, or both are configured to:

determine a temperature effect on the first electrical response based on a difference between the first electric response and the second electrical response;

adjust the first electrical response based on the temperature effect; and

detect presence of a gas in the fluid sample based at least on the adjusted first electrical response.