Abstract
Various types of SnO2-based thin films were fabricated as a gas-sensing film of MEMS sensors by utilizing radio-frequency magnetron sputtering. Pt-sputtering on the SnO2 film improved responses to both 1000 ppm H2 and 50 ppm ethanol, while Pd-sputtering on the film showed the reverse tendency, i.e. ineffectiveness in improving the responses. Furthermore, hetero-stacking of a SnO2 film on the Pt-added SnO2 film was very effective in enhancing the H2 response.