Abstract
We present the results obtained with an extended-gate
ISFET totally based on amorphous oxides (GIZO as the semiconductor,
${{Ta}}_{2}{{O}}_{5}{{:SiO}}_{2}$
as the dielectric and
${{Ta}}_{2}{{O}}_{5}$
as the sensitive layer). A full characterization of the device
was performed with constant ionic strength pH buffer solutions, revealing
a sensitivity of 40 mV/pH with small hysteresis, and good linearity in the
pH 4–pH 10 range buffer solutions. These results clearly show that it
is possible to produce room-temperature disposable and low cost bio-sensors.
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