Mauro Sergio Braga, W J Salcedo, F J Ramirez-Fernandez
This work shows the results of silicon MOS device as a sensor of chemical image, for the detection and classification of hydrogen and ammonia gases, through the Scanning Light Pulse Technique (SLPT). The gate of the device was built from an Au-Pd bimetallic electrode, with nanometric thickness. It was proposed an X Y automatic position system for scanning the light pulsed beam, based on the PID control and on the Labview(r) software. The data acquisition process was also automated via virtual instrumentation defined by the Labview(r) software. The MOS device showed maximum sensitivity for...
This work shows the results of silicon MOS device as a sensor of chemical image, for the detection and classification of hydrogen and ammonia gases, t...