A route to high sensitivity and rapid response Nb2O5-based gas sensors: TiO2 doping, surface embossing, and voltage optimization

Hi Gyu Moon; Ho Won Jang; Jin-Sang Kim; Hyung‐Ho Park; Soek-Jin Yoon

doi:10.1016/j.snb.2010.10.003

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A route to high sensitivity and rapid response Nb2O5-based gas sensors: TiO2 doping, surface embossing, and voltage optimization

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