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An electrical signal detection system for a microbiochip with gold nanoparticles

Authors
Park, Jae-JunKim, Dae JinAhn, Byung-WoonLee, Seoung HwanAhn, YoominHwang, Seung YongCho, Nahmgyoo
Issue Date
Dec-2006
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications Ltd.
Keywords
microbiochip; electrical detection; nanoparticle; conductivity; microelectrode; MEMS
Citation
Key Engineering Materials, v.326-328, pp.1371 - 1374
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SCIE
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Journal Title
Key Engineering Materials
Volume
326-328
Start Page
1371
End Page
1374
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/erica/handle/2021.sw.erica/44463
DOI
10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.326-328.1371
ISSN
1013-9826
Abstract
In this paper, an electrical signal detection system for microbiochips is proposed to overcome the limitations of conventional optical systems such as bulky system size and high manufacturing cost. An electrical detection system with interdigitated microelectrodes is fabricated using MEMS technology. High conductive nano size gold particles were selected for the system to detect biological reactions between bio materials in the microbiochip. Experiments were performed with variations of particle densities and electrode gaps. In addition, a simulation to predict the electrical resistance of the microbiochip was developed. Both the simulation and experimental data show that the conductivity increases as the gap becomes narrower and the particle density higher.
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