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Lecture 7.2
ChemFET Sensors
Bipolar Transistor
Combination of
two back-to-back
p-n junctions
P-N-P
or
N-P-N
Bipolar Transistor
Field Effect Transistor (FET)
Electron Tunneling
Electron Transmission, T, through
thickness, δ.
T e 2
8 me U E
2
h
2
U=Potential Energy of Barrier
E=Total Energy of Electron
Voltage Controlled Resistor
Inversion Zone - Poisson’s Eq.
2U
= -/( o )
–Metal on
• N Zone
P Zone
–n= - e Nd
-p=+ e Na
– Boundary Conditions
• U=Uo at x=0
• U=0 V at x=
Inversion Layer
Different Metals have different
Fermi Energies
Fermi Energy is
related to the Work
Function for the
Metal
Work Function is
changed by gas
adsorption or
intercalation
Metal
Ef(eV)
Na
3.22
Cu
7.00
Ag
5.46
Au
5.49
Mg
7.05
Zn
9.38
Al
11.58
Sn
9.99
Gate Material
Metal
– Pd
• H2 2 H
(intercalated in Pd)
• Alters Pd work
function and Ef
– Hydrogen Sensor
Semi-Conducting
Oxide
– SnO2_
• Reducing Gas
• Alters Oxygen
Vacancy
• Alters Ef and
Conductivity
– Alcohol Sensor
– Formaldehyde Sensor
– CO sensor
Non-Stoichiometric Dielectrics
Metal Excess
Metal with Multiple valence
Metal Deficiency
x
TiO2
TiO2 x O2 ( g )
2
+4
+3 '
1
2TiTi OO
2TiTi VO.. O2 ( g )
2
x
ZnO O2 ( g )
Zn1 x O
2
+2
+3
x
NiO O2 ( g )
Ni1 x O
2
Density Change with Po2
SrTi1-xO3
Non-Stoichiometric Dielectrics
Ki=[h+][e-]
K”F=[O”i][V”O]
Conductivity
=f(Po2 )
Density =f(Po2 )
Non-Stoichiometric Dielectrics
Excess
M1+x O
Deficient
M1-x O
Dielectric Conduction due to Non-stoichiometry
N-type
P-type
Dielectric Conduction due to Non-stoichiometry
N-type
P-type
+h
+h
Excess
Zn1+xO
Deficient
Cu2-xO
Extrinsic Conductivity
Donor Doping
n-type
Ed = -m*e e4/(8 (o)2 h2)
Ef=Eg-Ed/2
Acceptor Doping
p-type
Ef=Eg+Ea/2
Inversion Layer