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Design and Development of Surface Modified p and n Type Silicon Sensor for Nitrogen Gas Flow Measurement

We report a gas flow driven voltage generation of Octyltrichlorosilane (OTS) molecules self assembled on silicon wafers (Si wafers). OTS Self assembled Monolayer (SAM) has been coated on both p-type and n-type doped silicon wafers (p-Si and n-Si wafers) using dip coating method. We have measured the flow induced voltage generation on OTS SAM coated Si wafers/ Uncoated Si wafers at modest gas flow velocities of subsonic regime (Mach number < 0.2) using national instruments NI-PXI-1044 Workstation. The gas flow driven voltage generation is mainly due to the interplay mechanisms of Bernoulli principle and Seebeck effect. The surface morphology of OTS SAM coated p-Si and n-Si wafers were characterized by SEM analysis. In this study, our results shows that OTS SAM coated p-Si and n-Si wafers shows better sensitivity towards nitrogen gas flow when compared with the uncoated Si wafers. OTS SAM also exhibits high thermal stability and hydrophobicity.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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