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Vol 187
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132-136
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Photoelectric method of hydrogen detection

Authors:
T. V. Stoyanova1
Kh. M. Salikhov2
K. V. Kalinina3
N. D. Stoyanov4
About authors
  • 1 — Ph.D. associate professor Sain Petersburg State Mining Institute (Technical University)
  • 2 — the doctoral candidate Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
  • 3 — postgraduate student Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
  • 4 — senior research assistant Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Date submitted:
2009-09-05
Date accepted:
2009-11-17
Date published:
2010-06-25

Abstract

The new photoelectric method of the detection of hydrogen is proposed, based on strong dependence of the photo induced current on concentration of hydrogen in III-V heterostructures with Pd contact. The given influence at a room temperature is stronger on few orders than influence of hydrogen on electric characteristics of solid-state elements in existing sensors. The original design of portable sensor module was developed on the base of photosensitive element and infrared light-emitting diode that meet demands of hydrogen power engineering.

Keywords:
hydrogen power engineering detection of hydrogen photoelectric method
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