GHz range nanoscaled AlN contour-mode resonant sensors (CMR-S) with self-sustained CMOS oscillator

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This paper reports on the design and experimental verification of a new class of nanoscaled AlN Contour-Mode Resonant Sensors (CMR-S) for the detection of volatile organic chemicals (VOC) operating at frequencies above 1 GHz and connected to a chip-based CMOS oscillator circuit for direct frequency read-out. This work shows that by scaling the CMR-S to 250 nm in thickness and by operating at high frequencies (1 GHz) a limit of detection of ~35 zg/μm2 and a fast response time (<1 ms) can be attained. In addition, the capability to detect concentrations of volatile organic compounds such as 2,6 dinitroluene (DNT) as low as 1.5 ppb (4.7 ag/μm2) is experimentally verified.

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Rinaldi, M., Zuniga, C., Zuo, C., & Piazza, G. (2010). GHz range nanoscaled AlN contour-mode resonant sensors (CMR-S) with self-sustained CMOS oscillator. In Technical Digest - Solid-State Sensors, Actuators, and Microsystems Workshop (pp. 471–474). Transducer Research Foundation. https://doi.org/10.31438/trf.hh2010.128

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