M. Graf, U. Frey, P. Reichel, S. Taschini, N. Bârsan, U. Weimar, A. Hierlemann
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Monitoring of environmentally monolithic metal-oxide relevant gases by a digital microsensor array
In this paper, measurements of environmentally relevant gases (CO, CH/sub 4/ and NO/sub 2/) with a novel single-chip digital microhotplate array are presented. The array consists of three tin-oxide-coated microhotplates with integrated MOS-transistor heaters and specifically designed circuitry. The programmable digital temperature controllers enable individual regulation of the microhotplate temperatures in continuous or dynamic mode. Nanocrystalline tin-oxide thick films with different Pd dopings (undoped, 0.2 wt% and 3 wt%) were tested. Excellent discrimination between the three gases was achieved with detection limits of less than 1 ppm for CO, 100 ppm for CH/sub 4/ (40% RH) and 10 ppb of NO/sub 2/ (30%/70% RH).