Author:
Wang I-Shun,Lin Yi-Ting,Huang Chi-Hsien,Lu Tseng-Fu,Lue Cheng-En,Yang Polung,Pijanswska Dorota G,Yang Chia-Ming,Wang Jer-Chyi,Yu Jau-Song,Chang Yu-Sun,Chou Chien,Lai Chao-Sung
Abstract
Abstract
Thin hafnium oxide layers deposited by an atomic layer deposition system were investigated as the sensing membrane of the electrolyte-insulator-semiconductor structure. Moreover, a post-remote NH3 plasma treatment was proposed to replace the complicated silanization procedure for enzyme immobilization. Compared to conventional methods using chemical procedures, remote NH3 plasma treatment reduces the processing steps and time. The results exhibited that urea and antigen can be successfully detected, which indicated that the immobilization process is correct.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Condensed Matter Physics,General Materials Science
Cited by
17 articles.
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