Effects of thermal treatment on the electrical behavior of titanium dioxide thin-films
Ely Dannier V-Niño,
Linda Bertel,
David A. Miranda
Abstract:Electrochemical biosensors made of titanium dioxide have generated significant interest due to their high sensitivity and selectivity for the detection of a variety of diseases. This study focuses on the impact of thermal treatment in an oxygen environment on the electrical properties of titanium dioxide thin films deposited on silicon substrates using pulsed laser deposition; the films were subjected to temperatures of $$\varvec{100\,\,^{\circ }C}$$
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