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Al Ga N ∕ Ga N high electron mobility transistors (HEMTs) functionalized with polyethylenimine/starch were used for detecting CO2 with a wide dynamic range of 0.9%–50% balanced with nitrogen at temperatures from 46to220°C. Higher detection sensitivity to CO2 gas was achieved at higher testing temperatures. At a fixed source-drain bias voltage of 0.5V, drain-source current of the functionalized HEMTs showed a sublinear correlation upon exposure to different CO2 concentrations at low temperature. The superlinear relationship was at high temperature. The sensor exhibited a reversible behavior and a repeatable current change of 32 and 47μA with the introduction of 28.57% and 37.5% CO2 at 108°C, respectively.
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