Metal oxide thin films Gas sensor: Spray deposited Cadmium indium oxide thin film for LPG gas sensing

Gas sensors have a great influence in many areas such as environmental, public security, and sensors networks. Detection of explosive gases has become consequently more important with the enlargement of centralized LPG, methane distribution. Semiconductor gas sensors have attracted widespread attention based on these materials. The CdIn2O4 is n-type semiconducting material wide band-gap ( 3.24 ev) often the choice for conductometric gas sensing due to their thermal and environmental stability as well as good response reversibility.

Dr. R.J. Deokate has received his Ph.D. degree in physics from Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India in 2010. He is an Assistant Professor in the Vidya Pratishthans Arts Science And Commerce College, Baramati. His research interest is synthesis of metal oxide thin films and their applications in gas sensors, transparent conducting oxides, solar cell.