Development of MoO3 as a novel material for gas sensing was addressed. Thin filmswere produced by reactive rf sputtering assisted by annealing. Doping with Ti was performed to enhance the conductance of the MoO3 film. It came out that the layers were two orders of magnitude more conductive than undoped material. Good and reversible response to CO was achieved at 300°C, which fell off at higher temperatures. An interesting feature of the films was a considerably fast response for both CO and NO2 despite low operating temperature. Doped films were found to operate at best about 100°C below than for pure MoO3 layers.
Nanosized Ti-doped MoO3 thin films for gas-sensing application
GUIDI, Vincenzo;FERRONI, Matteo;MARTINELLI, Giuliano;
2001
Abstract
Development of MoO3 as a novel material for gas sensing was addressed. Thin filmswere produced by reactive rf sputtering assisted by annealing. Doping with Ti was performed to enhance the conductance of the MoO3 film. It came out that the layers were two orders of magnitude more conductive than undoped material. Good and reversible response to CO was achieved at 300°C, which fell off at higher temperatures. An interesting feature of the films was a considerably fast response for both CO and NO2 despite low operating temperature. Doped films were found to operate at best about 100°C below than for pure MoO3 layers.File in questo prodotto:
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