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Advances of SiC-based MOS capacitor hydrogen sensors for harsh environment applications

Soo et al., 2010

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16257786944848242271
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Soo M
Cheong K
Noor A
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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SiC-based hydrogen sensors have attracted much attention due to applications in harsh environments. In this paper, harsh environment is defined. Characteristics of SiC-based hydrogen sensors for harsh environment applications are reviewed. Various types of SiC …
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