Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Metal coating
Patent
1991-12-09
1993-12-28
Lusigan, Michael
Coating processes
Electrical product produced
Metal coating
427125, 427229, 427240, 427241, 4273766, 4273767, 4273833, 4273835, 4273837, 4274191, B05D 512
Patent
active
052737799
ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating a gas sensor which comprises a substrate; a buffer layer coated on the substrate; at least one gas sensing layer arranged on the buffer layer; a pair of electrodes disposed on the gas sensing layer; and a catalytic layer coated on the gas sensing layer. A spin coating process is performed, using centrifugal force, to form the layers which are thin and evenly deposited on the substrate. The gas sensing layer of the gas sensor is formed before forming the electrodes of the same such that the heat treatment thereto can be carried out at 800.degree. C. which is much higher than the conventional temperature of 600.degree. C. The bonding of the gas sensing layer to the substrate is thereby much stronger than the conventional gas sensor.
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Chen I-Cherng
Ku James C. H.
Liaw Chiu-Fong
Tsai Ping-Ping
Tzeng Ming-Hann
Industrial Technology Research Institute
Lusigan Michael
Utech Benjamin L.
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