Low power consumption hydrogen sensor
 Resistive sensor of explosive concentrations of hydrogen
 Hydrogen gas analyzers                             
 Hydrogen sulphide gas-analyzer                      
 Nitrogen dioxide gas-analyzer                    
 Ammonia gas analizer                              
 Sensor based explosives detector                      
 Portative hydrogen leak detector                      
 Portative hydrogen gas-analyzer VG-2                       
 Portative hydrogen gas-analyzer VG-5                      
 Publications'2020 until now 
 Publications'2010-2019 
 Publications'2000-2009 
National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Solid state and nanosystems physics department
Laboratory "Development and making of sensors based on MIS-structures"

   The Laboratory of Laser and Magnetron Materials Processing Technology (formerly "Development and Making of Sensors Based on MIS-Structures") at the Solid state and nanosystems physics department of National Research Nuclear University MEPhi is working for more than 25 years. In the laboratory, headed until 2018 by Professor Igor Nikolaevich Nikolaev, and now under the direction of PhD and Associate Professor Artur Vasilyevich Litvinov thin film metallic and semiconductor structures with unique physical properties are being developed. Graphite sputtered thin films of artificial diamonds as well as boron carbide and some oxides films were fabricated in the laboratory. The laboratory works are based on the fundamental and pioneer researches developed by the department members in the field of physics of the plasma, originated from laser ablated condensed matter. During the last years the laboratory is working on new types of thin films sensors sensitive to different gases (H2, D2, H2S, NO2, NH3, Cl2). Because of particularities of pulsed laser deposition technique (PLD) the sensors with salient sensitivity and stability properties are developed with superiority to world analogues. Also the novel class of gas-analyzer devices are developed in the laboratory. Such devices can be used in geophysics for earthquake forecasts and for ozone holes monitoring, in space technique for hydrogen-oxygen engines diagnostics, for atmosphere monitoring in ecology, in medical diagnostics, in the field of nuclear energetic and other fields of science and industries. There were taken a few Ph. D. degrees in the laboratory. From this Web site, you can get some information about our sensors and gas-analyzers and the list of our publications as well.

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