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Regarding the gases for the manufacturing process of semiconductor devices, fast and sensitive sensors are needed to control trace moisture to less than 1 µmol/mol. A ball surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensor is promising technology for this purpose. In this study, we verify the response of a sol–gel SiO x film-coated ball SAW sensor to extremely low-concentration moisture using a cavity ring down spectroscopy (CRDS), the most sensitive commercially available moisture sensor, as a reference sensor. We clearly measured 17 nmol/mol moisture by developing a sensor cell using metal O-rings reducing the leakage of moisture. The response time from 390 to 790 nmol/mol was one tenth of that for the CRDS, and the detection limit was estimated to be as low as 0.2 nmol/mol.
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