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Combined-structure semiconductor gas sensor based on butane gas

Wu Xinghui, Wang Yude1,2, Li Yanfeng and Zhou Zhenlai

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A new combined-structure semiconductor gas sensor based on butane gas is reported in this paper. The combined structure sensor is a gas sensor that is based on the complementary feedback principle. The sensor is composed of two sensitive materials A and B whose conductive types are the same. The materials A and B are all n-type materials. The results analysed from a theoretical viewpoint showed that the sensor had higher selectivity and better thermal stability when materials A and B satisfied certain conditions. According to the sensor's structure and meeting conditions, we prepared the combined-structure gas sensor for butane gas. The experimental results showed that they are consistent with theoretical analysis and can be applied to monitor and control leakage of butane gas.


PACS

82.80.-d Chemical analysis and related physical methods of analysis

Subjects

Chemical physics and physical chemistry

Dates

Issue 8 (August 2001)

Received 6 April 2001, in final form 16 May 2001

Published 22 June 2001



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