Method for making substance-sensitive electrical structures by processing substance-sensitive photoresist material
AssigneeUniversity of Pennsylvania
InventorJay N. Zemel
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AssigneeUniversity of Pennsylvania
InventorJay N. Zemel
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Disclosed is a substance-sensitive semiconductor and a method for making the same, wherein a substance-sensitive material is combined with photoresist material and applied to an electronic device structure. The substance-sensitive material may be applied before or after the photoresist material, or even may be combined with the photoresist material to form a substance-sensitive layer of photoresist material on the semiconductor. The photoresist material is then processed, such that unwanted, or undesirable areas are free from the photoresist material and the areas of desired substance sensitivity have a fully processed photoresist layer. A further embodiment of the present disclosure provides multiple layers sensitive to different ions on a single sheet of semiconductor or electromagnetically active material.
A method of forming a substance-sensitive membrane on a structure for providing an electrical indication of the concentration of at least a selected substance, said membrane formed on said structure by the method comprising the steps of:
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