Support and anchoring mechanism for membranes in selectively res

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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204418, 357 23, 357 25, G01N 2746

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ABSTRACT:
In the formation of a chemically sensitive field effect device, prior to formation of the gate membrane, an aluminum pad is disposed over the gate, and a polyimide layer is disposed thereover. Photoresist and etching steps produce openings in the polyimide to form a gridwork which is anchored to the device on the periphery of the gate. The aluminum layer is etched completely away, forming a void defined by the suspended polyimide mesh on one side, and the gate insulator on the other. Polymeric membrane is formed in the void by insertion in liquid form.

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