Compatibility of ISFET and CMOS technologies for smart sensors

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Problems concerning the compatibility of ISFET (ion-sensitive field effect transistor) and MOS technologies for manufacturing chemical sensors and intelligent circuitry on the same substrate were studied. For this purpose a batch of polysilicon MOS capacitors which permits the determination of the best procedure for obtaining silicon nitride/oxide and polysilicon/oxide gates together has been processed. From the results the best option was selected and a first batch of ISFETs has been fabricated. The technology is compatible with a 5-micron CMOS process and the masks include MOS transistors and other test structures that make it possible to qualify the process as a good starting point for fabricating smart chemical sensors based on ISFET-REFET (reference FET) combinations.

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Cane, C., Gracia, I., Merlos, A., Lozano, M., Lora-Tamayo, E., & Esteve, J. (1991). Compatibility of ISFET and CMOS technologies for smart sensors. In Transducers ’91 (pp. 225–228). Publ by IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/sensor.1991.148843

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