To realise advanced microsensors for a reliable monitoring of very low concentrations of pollutant species such as NOx, SO2, CO, O-3 and aromatic hydrocarbons, the use of porous silicon (PS) layers permeated with sensing compounds has been explored. For a conformal coating of the inner structure of the PS layer, a wet chemical permeation technique rather than a physical deposition technique has been explored. Mixed semiconducting oxides (Sn-V-O) characterized by peculiar catalytic properties towards hydrocarbons have been used as sensing compound. Results on the morphological, structural, chemical, and electrical characterization of permeated PS layer are presented and discussed.

Porous silicon layer permeated with Sn-V mixed oxides for hydrocarbon sensor fabrication

APoggi;AParisini;
1997

Abstract

To realise advanced microsensors for a reliable monitoring of very low concentrations of pollutant species such as NOx, SO2, CO, O-3 and aromatic hydrocarbons, the use of porous silicon (PS) layers permeated with sensing compounds has been explored. For a conformal coating of the inner structure of the PS layer, a wet chemical permeation technique rather than a physical deposition technique has been explored. Mixed semiconducting oxides (Sn-V-O) characterized by peculiar catalytic properties towards hydrocarbons have been used as sensing compound. Results on the morphological, structural, chemical, and electrical characterization of permeated PS layer are presented and discussed.
1997
Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi - IMM
porous silicon; hydrocarbon sensor fabrication; semiconducting oxides
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