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A Fast Room Temperature NH₃ Sensor Based on an Al/p-Si/Al Structure with Schottky Electrodes.

Sensors 2017 August 23
In this paper, an electrical-based NH₃ sensor with an Al/p-Si/Al structure is reported. The p-Si substrate is microstructured by fs-laser irradiation and then etched by 30% alkaline solution. This sensor works well at room temperature with fast response/recovery for NH₃ gas at 5-100 ppm concentration. However, when the sensor is annealed in N₂/H₂ forming gas or short-circuited for Al/Si electrodes, its sensitivity decreases drastically and almost vanishes. Further I-V and FT-IR results show that the two back-to-back Schottky diodes on the device play a key role in its sensing performance.

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