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A study of Pd/Si MIS Schottky barrier diode hydrogen detector

Ruths et al., 1981

Document ID
8640995923820960425
Author
Ruths P
Ashok S
Fonash S
Ruths J
Publication year
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IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices

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Pd/Si MIS Schottky diode hydrogen detectors have been fabricated with a response of 2-3 orders of magnitude change in current for 154 ppm of H 2 in N 2. Detailed evaluation of dark IV, CV, illuminated IV, and internal photoemission data unambiguously ascribes the strong …
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