This paper describes a mixed signal approach to micro-hotplate temperature control technique using digital On-off control logic. The novel micro-hotplate used for this purpose is based on standard 600nm CMOS technology and contains a metal micro-heater, a (parasitic) bipolar transistor temperature sensor and an interdigitated electrode in a dielectric membrane. The micro-hotplate and the mixed-signal controller circuit are integrated on a single chip. Typically such micro-hotplate are used in MEMS gas sensing application where we believe on-chip integration will enable accurate temperature monitoring and control with the added benefit of producing low power, low cost gas sensors.

Mixed signal temperature control circuit for on-chip CMOS gas sensor / Garofalo, V., P. K., G., S. Z., A., S., S., M. F., C., Napoli, E., F., U.. - 2:(2009), pp. 495-498. (International Semiconductor Conference, 2009. CAS 2009 Sinaia (RO) 12-14 Oct. 2009) [10.1109/SMICND.2009.5336665].

Mixed signal temperature control circuit for on-chip CMOS gas sensor

GAROFALO, VALERIA;NAPOLI, ETTORE;
2009

Abstract

This paper describes a mixed signal approach to micro-hotplate temperature control technique using digital On-off control logic. The novel micro-hotplate used for this purpose is based on standard 600nm CMOS technology and contains a metal micro-heater, a (parasitic) bipolar transistor temperature sensor and an interdigitated electrode in a dielectric membrane. The micro-hotplate and the mixed-signal controller circuit are integrated on a single chip. Typically such micro-hotplate are used in MEMS gas sensing application where we believe on-chip integration will enable accurate temperature monitoring and control with the added benefit of producing low power, low cost gas sensors.
2009
9781424444137
Mixed signal temperature control circuit for on-chip CMOS gas sensor / Garofalo, V., P. K., G., S. Z., A., S., S., M. F., C., Napoli, E., F., U.. - 2:(2009), pp. 495-498. (International Semiconductor Conference, 2009. CAS 2009 Sinaia (RO) 12-14 Oct. 2009) [10.1109/SMICND.2009.5336665].
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