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This study introduces a novel pH sensor using charge-trap-flash-type metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (CTF-type MOSFETs) for improved sensitivity. The platform offers flexible amplification and enhanced stability for accurate pH detection.

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  • * Semiconductor device physics
  • * Chemical sensing technology
  • * Materials science

Background:

  • * Traditional ion-sensitive field-effect transistors (ISFETs) exhibit limited sensitivity at room temperature, hindering commercialization.
  • * The Nernst limit restricts the performance of conventional pH sensors.
  • * Novel approaches are needed to overcome sensitivity limitations in electrochemical sensing.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To develop a novel pH sensor platform with enhanced sensitivity and self-amplification.
  • * To overcome the Nernst limit using charge-trap-flash-type metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (CTF-type MOSFETs).
  • * To enable flexible control over the sensor's amplification ratio.

Main Methods:

  • * Implementation of CTF-type MOSFETs for both transduction and resistive coupling.
  • * Utilization of an extended-gate (EG) structure to improve cost-effectiveness and sensor lifespan.
  • * Characterization of electrical properties, energy band diagrams, and programmable resistance modulation of CTF-type MOSFETs.

Main Results:

  • * Demonstrated effective sensitivity control across various amplification ratios.
  • * Validated sensor stability and reliability by analyzing hysteresis and drift.
  • * Showcased remarkable stability during prolonged and repetitive operations.

Conclusions:

  • * The proposed CTF-type MOSFET-based pH sensor platform offers a robust and stable alternative for micro-potential analyte detection.
  • * The flexible amplification ratio and enhanced sensitivity address limitations of traditional ISFETs.
  • * Potential applications include health management and point-of-care diagnostics.