Three technologies for a smart miniaturized gas-sensor: SOI CMOS, micromachining, and CNTs - challenges and performance
Three technologies for a smart miniaturized gas-sensor: SOI CMOS, micromachining, and CNTs - challenges and performance
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智能微型气体传感器的三种技术:SOI CMOS、微加工和碳纳米管 - 挑战和性能
DOI:
10.1109/iedm.2007.4419077
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2007
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S. Oh
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作者:
F. Udrea;S. Maeng;J. Gardner;J. Park;M. Haque;S.Z. Ali;Y. Choi;P. Guha;S. Vieira;H. Kim;S. Kim;K.C. Kim;S. Moon;K. Park;W. Milne;S. Oh
In this paper we propose a new type of solid-state gas sensor by combining three recent advances, namely silicon-on-insulator CMOS technology, through wafer etching and growth of gas-sensitive carbon nanotubes. We have developed novel tungsten-based CMOS micro-hotplates that offer ultra low power consumption (less than 10 mW at 250degC), on-chip CNT deposition at temperatures up to 700degC, and full integration of CMOS circuitry. Moreover, the tungsten micro-hotplates possess better stability than other CMOS materials such as polysilicon. The multi-walled CNT resistive gas sensors showed a good response to PPB levels of NO2 in air but required additional heating to provide reasonable baseline recovery times. We believe that our approach is attractive for the mass production of low-cost, low-power gas sensors in silicon foundries.