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2007
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Amperometric Readout and Electrode Array Chip for Bioelectrochemical Sensors

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Amperometric Readout and Electrode Array Chip for Bioelectrochemical Sensors
— As nanostructured bioelectronic interfaces continue to evolve for sensor applications, new readout circuits are needed to harness their capabilities. This paper presents a single-chip amperometric readout circuit and electrode array system suitable for bioelectrochemical measurements. The chip features a CMOS potentiostat with high resolution, rangeprogrammable current readout and electrochemical cell potential drive circuitry, which can perform on-chip chronoamperometry and cyclic voltammetry assays. Through post-CMOS fabrication, the surface of the chip is prepared with an array of electrodes suitable for formation of bioelectronic interfaces and on-chip bioelectrochemical measurements. The 3x3mm2 chip nominally hosts a 4x4 working electrode array and supports amperometric outputs ranging from 10pA to 10µA with sub-pA resolution.
Andrew Mason, Yue Huang, Chao Yang, Jichun Zhang
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Type Conference
Year 2007
Where ISCAS
Authors Andrew Mason, Yue Huang, Chao Yang, Jichun Zhang
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