Chemically sensitive field-effect transistors.

Sometimes unjustified, but nonetheless ever present need for more information continues to stimulate the development of new sensors and detectors. One of the more recent additions to the armory of these devices is the chemically sensitive field effect transistor (chemfet). It was born in the early seventies out of two very successful technologies: solid state integrated circuits and ion-selective electrodes (ise). It is still in its infancy but already out of the teething stage and with a very bright prospect ahead.

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