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titleOfInvention Device of amorphous WO3 ion sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) and method for making the same
abstract The present invention uses a radio frequency sputtering method to prepare an amorphous WO3 film field effect type ion sensitive element. The structure of the sensitive element comprises a WO3/SiO2 dual-layer gate structure, and it has a good sensitivity in an aqueous solution, particularly it has an excellent sensitivity in an acid buffer solution, i.e. pH=1 to pH=5. The sensing element using an amorphous WO3 as a sensing film has a sensitivity of 50 to 58 mV/pH, and a good linearity in sensing. Therefore, in the present days of highly environmental consciousness, the amorphous WO3 ISFET prepared by a radio frequency sputtering has a high feasibility and applicability in the detection of water pollution.
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