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Guidi, Vincenzo
University of Ferrara
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Publications (24/24 displayed)
- 2024Radiation in oriented crystals: Innovative application to future positron sourcescitations
- 2023Nano Hotplate Fabrication for Metal Oxide-Based Gas Sensors by Combining Electron Beam and Focused Ion Beam Lithography
- 2022Investigation on Sensing Performance of Highly Doped Sb/SnO2citations
- 2021Synthesis, Material and Electrical Characterization Combined with DFT Calculations of Reduced SnO2-xcitations
- 2021(Sn,Ti,Nb)xO2 Solid Solution: An Innovative Nanostructured Material and Its Chemoresistive Properties
- 2020Influence of Oxygen Vacancies in Gas Sensors Based on Metal-Oxide Semiconductors: A First-Principles Studycitations
- 2020Gas Sensing Properties Comparison between SnO 2 and Highly Antimony-Doped SnO 2 Materials
- 2020Strengthening of Wood-Like Materials via Densification and Nanoparticle Intercalationcitations
- 2019Development of MEMS MOS gas sensors with CMOS compatible PECVD inter-metal passivationcitations
- 2017On the Optimization of a MEMS Device for Chemoresistive Gas Sensors
- 2017Room Temperature Chemoresistive Gas Sensor Based on Organic-Functionalized Graphene Oxide
- 2016ZnO and Au/ZnO thin films: Room-temperature chemoresistive properties for gas sensing applicationscitations
- 2016Organic-functionalized Graphene Oxide for Room Temperature Chemoresistive Gas Sensing
- 2016Enhanced reduction in threading dislocation density in Ge grown on porous silicon during annealing due to porous buffer reconstructioncitations
- 2014Electrical, optical and sensing properties of photo-activated ZnO thin filmscitations
- 2013Novel Hybrid Thin Film Luminescent Solar Concentrators
- 2013Magnetic effects of growth induced stress in FeCo thin films
- 2013Magnetic and structural investigation of growth induced magnetic anisotropies in Fe50Co50 thin filmscitations
- 2012Germanium strips for channeling: Study of the crystal quality after slicing and chemical etchingcitations
- 2012Printed semiconducting gas sensors
- 2011Classical and semiclassical approaches for determination of the intergranular energy barrier height in metal-oxide nanograins
- 2009Electrical and spectroscopic properties of Ti0.2 Sn0.8O2 solid solution for gas sensing
- 2005Selective sublimation processing of thin films for gas sensingcitations
- 2005Effects of Ta/Nb doping on titania-based thin films for gas-sensing
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Investigation on Sensing Performance of Highly Doped Sb/SnO2
Abstract
Tin dioxide (SnO2) is the most-used semiconductor for gas sensing applications. However, lack of selectivity and humidity influence limit its potential usage. Antimony (Sb) doped SnO2 showed unique electrical and chemical properties, since the introduction of Sb ions leads to the creation of a new shallow band level and of oxygen vacancies acting as donors in SnO2. Although low-doped SnO2:Sb demonstrated an improvement of the sensing performance compared to pure SnO2, there is a lack of investigation on this material. To fill this gap, we focused this work on the study of gas sensing properties of highly doped SnO2:Sb. Morphology, crystal structure and elemental composition were characterized, highlighting that Sb doping hinders SnO2 grain growth and decreases crystallinity slightly, while lattice parameters expand after the introduction of Sb ions into the SnO2 crystal. XRF and EDS confirmed the high purity of the SnO2:Sb powders, and XPS highlighted a higher Sb concentration compared to XRF and EDS results, due to a partial Sb segregation on superficial layers of Sb/SnO2. Then, the samples were exposed to different gases, highlighting a high selectivity to NO2 with a good sensitivity and a limited influence of humidity. Lastly, an interpretation of the sensing mechanism vs. NO2 was proposed.