SnO2 extended gate field-effect transistor as pH sensor

Extended gate field-effect transistor (EGFET) is a device composed of a conventional ion-sensitive electrode and a MOSFET device, which can be applied to the measurement of ion content in a solution. This structure has a lot of advantages as compared to the Ion- Sensitive Field Effect Transistor (IS...

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Published in:Brazilian journal of physics 2006-06, Vol.36 (2a), p.478-481
Main Authors: Batista, P. D., Mulato, M., Graeff, C. F. de O., Fernandez, F. J. R., Marques, F. das C.
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