Gas Sensing Performance of Undoped(Pure)and Doped ZnO Thick Films - Deore, Madhavrao K.
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Presently, the atmospheric pollution has become a global issue. Toxic and inflammable gases cause serious atmospheric pollution. These gases exist in both domestic and industrial environments. In order to detect, measure and control these gases, one should know the amount and type of gases present in the ambient. Thus the need to monitor and control these gases has led to the research and development of wide variety of sensors using different materials and technologies. For over fifty year's semiconductors, specifically metal oxide-based semiconductors, have been studied in gas sensing…mehr

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Presently, the atmospheric pollution has become a global issue. Toxic and inflammable gases cause serious atmospheric pollution. These gases exist in both domestic and industrial environments. In order to detect, measure and control these gases, one should know the amount and type of gases present in the ambient. Thus the need to monitor and control these gases has led to the research and development of wide variety of sensors using different materials and technologies. For over fifty year's semiconductors, specifically metal oxide-based semiconductors, have been studied in gas sensing applications. Metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) materials such as SnO2, ZnO, TiO2, WO3, etc. are considered to be better materials for chemical sensors as compared to other gas sensing materials. Now a day, there is a general opinion in both scientific and engineering community that there is an urgent need for the development of cheap, reliable sensors for the control, detection and measuring systems. The research has been focused on n-type semiconducting oxides, ZnO is one of the MOS sensitive to many sorts of gases at moderate temperature hence it is one of the most widely applied oxide-gas sensor.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Madhavrao K. Deore(India) is Associate Professor of Physics at MVP Samaj¿s, Arts, Science and Comm., College, Ozar(Mig),India. He is working on nanomaterial and metal oxide semiconductor gas sensor. He has 24 International publication and Presented 25 paper in conferences at USA,New Zealand,Taiwan, India. Recognized M. Phil. and Ph. D. guide