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Label-free chemical/biochemical sensing device based on an integrated microfluidic channel within a waveguide resonator

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posted on 2020-07-09, 15:26 authored by E McKeever, SK Pavuluri, R Lopez-Villarroya, G Goussetis, DM Kavanagh, Mazher MohammedMazher Mohammed, MPY Desmulliez
In this article we propose a novel label-free chemical/biochemical sensing device based on a waveguide resonator with an integrated microfluidic channel. This device is intended for the characterisation and detection of cells and various chemical substances from within a variety of micro-litre test samples. This paper outlines the design of the prototype device and describes the fabrication of the microfluidic network and microwave resonator. Initial testing of the prototype at X-band is examined with promising results. Finally, we propose a Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic (LTCC) integration scheme for the miniaturization of the device for use in the THz regime.

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3rd Electronics System Integration Technology Conference ESTC

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2010 3rd Electronic System-Integration Technology Conference (ESTC)

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IEEE

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  • AM (Accepted Manuscript)

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Publication date

2010-11-22

Copyright date

2010

ISBN

9781424485536; 9781424485550; 9781424485543

Language

  • en

Location

Berlin, Germany

Event dates

13th September 2010 - 16th September 2010

Depositor

Dr Mazher Mohammed. Deposit date: 8 July 2020

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