2007
DOI: 10.1109/mwscas.2007.4488740
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Low voltage electrophoresis on a CMOS chip

Abstract: Electrophoresis is a valuable technique for the separation and analysis of chemical and biological specimens. Typically, an electric field is established between two electrodes that induces charged particles to move and separate. Instead of using only one electrode at each end of the separation area, this paper presents a very small, low voltage system that utilizes electrodes beneath the entire separation area, enabling better control of high electric fields using very small voltages over small areas. By empl… Show more

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“…A high voltage is applied between those two electrodes, creating an electric field across the separation area that induces charged particles to move and separate based on their on charge and mass. An alternative architecture geared toward a CMOS electrophoresis chip is presented in [25]. Instead of using only one electrode at each end of the separation area, electrodes beneath the entire separation area are utilized, enabling better control of high electric fields using very small voltages over small areas.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…A high voltage is applied between those two electrodes, creating an electric field across the separation area that induces charged particles to move and separate based on their on charge and mass. An alternative architecture geared toward a CMOS electrophoresis chip is presented in [25]. Instead of using only one electrode at each end of the separation area, electrodes beneath the entire separation area are utilized, enabling better control of high electric fields using very small voltages over small areas.…”
Section: The Solution To the Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead of using only one electrode at each end of the separation area, electrodes beneath the entire separation area are utilized, enabling better control of high electric fields using very small voltages over small areas. The chip proposed in [25], shown in Fig. 1, includes 100 individually addressable electrodes spaced over a 1.8 mm by 0.5 mm separation area and is designed using the AMI 1.5 μm CMOS process available through MOSIS.…”
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“…Thus, in the case of dielectrophoresis-based LoC, decreasing the power consumption results on low voltage particle manipulations. Several research activities are focusing on such a system [10,15,21,23,24]. In fact, to design an implantable LoC, it is mandatory to include the electronic circuit within the device.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, the use of CMOS technology is the best choice, which leads to low-voltage application. Then, Heather and Martin proposed a 5 V electrophoresis manipulation based on a CMOS chip with 100 addressable electrodes where each electrode can be used both for manipulation and sensing [24]. Modero et al [14] presented DEP manipulation which was achieved with 6.6 V on a CMOS chip.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%