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Method and apparatus for biochemical sensor array with integrated charge based readout circuitry
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2013-11-26
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Eminoğlu, Selim
Külah, Haluk
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A MEMS biochemical sensor configured to sense a target molecule, such as a DNA molecule, a protein molecule, and a viruses molecule. In one embodiment, the biochemical sensor may include a cell and a readout module. The cell is configured to be coupled to a probe molecule, to retain a pre-sensing charge before the probe molecule is exposed to the target molecule, and to retain a sensing charge after the probe molecule is exposed to the target molecule. The readout module is coupled to the cell and configured to generate a measurement signal based on the pre-sensing charge and the sensing charge.
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S. Eminoğlu and H. Külah, “Method and apparatus for biochemical sensor array with integrated charge based readout circuitry,” 00, 2013.