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Filem silikat mesopous yang dipesan sendiri daripada bahan sebatian organik-tak organik berjaya difabrikasi ke dalam peranti penderia gas jenis voltan foto permukaan (SPV) sebagai lapisan penebat penjerapan gas. Peranti penderia gas jenis ini tidak mempamerkan sifat penderiaan gas bergantung pada struktur filem mesopousnya. Kami berjaya dalam petunjuk tentang kemungkinan filem silikat mesoporus untuk aplikasi sensor gas jenis SPV.
Takeo YAMADA
Hao-Shen ZHOU
Hidekazu UCHIDA
Masato TOMITA
Yuko UENO
Keisuke ASAI
Itaru HONMA
Teruaki KATSUBE
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Takeo YAMADA, Hao-Shen ZHOU, Hidekazu UCHIDA, Masato TOMITA, Yuko UENO, Keisuke ASAI, Itaru HONMA, Teruaki KATSUBE, "An Application Possibility of Self-Ordered Mesoporous Silicate for Surface Photo Voltage (SPV) Type NO Gas Sensor (II): Self-Ordered Mesoporous Silicate Incorporated SPV Device and Its Sensing Property Dependence on Mesostructure" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E85-C, no. 6, pp. 1304-1310, June 2002, doi: .
Abstract: Self-ordered mesoporous silicate films from organic-inorganic compound materials are successfully fabricated into the surface photo voltage (SPV) type gas sensor device as a gas adsorption insulator layer. These kinds of gas sensors device exhibit NO gas sensing property dependent on their mesoporous film structure. We are succeeded in indication about a possibility of mesoporous silicate film for the SPV type gas sensor application.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/e85-c_6_1304/_p
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AU - Itaru HONMA
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