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We report developing a SnO2 thick-film gas sensor deposited by screen printing onto a micromachined dielectric stacked membrane equipped with an embedded polysilicon microheater and two resistors for temperature measurement. The microheaters were designed to enable an operating temperature of 400 °C at about 30 mW power consumption. A newly developed scheme for temperature measurement was adopted for on-line adjustment of the film temperature through a conventional low-power feedback circuit. The electrical response of the prototypes to CO and CH4 is discussed, and their performance is compared to traditional devices fabricated via thick-film methods.
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