Lecture

Chemical Sensors: Semiconductor Part 2

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Description

This lecture delves into resistive semiconductor sensors, focusing on SnO2 grains and their impact on electrical resistance modulation by reducing gases. It covers the construction and operation of metal oxide gas sensors, highlighting the importance of temperature control and sensor selectivity.

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