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High-Temperature Hydrogen Sensors Based on Gallium Oxide Heterojunction Diodes
Long-term, high temperature operation of Ga2O3 devices is a crucial hurdle that must be overcome before widespread adoption of the technology can be achieved, but is largely absent from the overall body of work. Demonstrations up to this point show devices are either limited by material or dopant in
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