Detection of acetone vapours using solution-processed tin oxide thin-film transistors
Detection of acetone vapours using solution-processed tin oxide thin-film transistors
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DOI:
10.1557/s43580-023-00494-5
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2023-01
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Lauren R. Miller;Robert J. Borthwick;Paloma L. dos Santos;M. U. Chaudhry
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作者:
Lauren R. Miller;Robert J. Borthwick;Paloma L. dos Santos;M. U. Chaudhry
Abnormal concentrations of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in human breathe can be used as disease-specific biomarkers for the non-invasive diagnosis of medical conditions, such as acetone for diabetes. Solution-processed bottom gate top contact metal oxide thin-film transistors (TFTs) are used to detect acetone vapours, as part of a proof-of-concept study. The effect of increasing annealing temperature ( T ) and channel length ( L ) on electrical and sensing performance are explored. Drain current ( I _ds) increases following exposure as acetone undergoes a redox reaction with the adsorbed oxygen species on the semiconductor surface, which results in free electrons being released back into the conduction band. Responsivity ( R ) is maximized at negative bias ( V _gs < 0). For L = 50 μm, the peak R of the TFT annealed at 450 °C is three times greater than that of the TFT annealed at 350 °C, with V _gs = − 37.5 V and − 33 V, respectively. Graphical abstract