Catoptrical opto-electronic gas sensor

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357 4, 357 30, H01L 310352, H01L 2966

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for detecting the presence of a gas in an ambient atmosphere comprises a multiple quantum well structure; a thin layer of a transition metal formed on the multiple quantum well structure; and an arrangement for monitoring the transmission of electromagnetic radiation sent through the multiple quantum well structure and reflected back therethrough by the thin layer.

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