论文信息 - Ion-selective field effect transistors with polymeric membranes

Ion-selective field effect transistors with polymeric membranes

Abstract The construction and operation of ion-selective field effect transistors (ISFET) with polymeric membranes are described, and their electrical and chemical performance are discussed. The H+, K+, and Ca2+ ISFET's all show responses similar to those of the corresponding ion-selective electrodes, with t95% response times of approximately 40 ms and accurate ion activity measurements for periods up to one month.

Curtis C. Johnson | Paul T. McBride | Jiří Janata | Pierre A. Comte | Stanley D. Moss

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