Method for Improving Gas Sensitivity of Metal Oxide Sensors by Programmed Cooling
An oxide and sensor technology, applied in the direction of material resistance, can solve the problems of limited application, unusable, low sensitivity, etc., to achieve the effect of improving sensitivity, ensuring repeatability, and improving sensitive activity
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[0023] Choose Pt-SnO 2 As a metal oxide gas sensor, it detects 100ppm CO and H 2 , Acetone and ethanol. Set the parameters of variable temperature: working temperature is 400℃, program cooling rate is 10℃ / s, low temperature is 40℃. According to the above-mentioned embodiment, the sensitivity is obtained through a program cooling method. At the same time, the current common commercial metal oxide gas sensor test method (400° C.) is used to obtain the sensitivity, and the two are compared to reflect the beneficial effects of the present invention. The results of the comparison are shown in Table 1. It can be clearly seen that for Pt-SnO 2 The metal oxide gas sensor detects organic / inorganic gases through the program cooling method, and the sensitivity obtained is much greater than that obtained by the constant working temperature method.
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