Synthetic plasma and silicon tubular harness-based pure
biological transistor amplifier circuit

Pandya, Killol; Kosta, Shivprasad

doi:10.7555/jbr.31.20160054

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“…Liquid based electronic circuit is feasible to demostrate with preoper mechanical instrumentation said by Killol pandya and S P Kosta(2016) [11,18] . From the base of their study, authors have successfully developed a liqid based astable multivibrator integrated circuit.…”

Section: Figure 1: Conventional Basic Astable Multivibrator Circuitmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of Integrated Circuits Using Artificial Conducting Liquid (Synthetic Plasma) - A Novel Research

Pandya¹

2018

Am. J. Biomed. Sci.

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Biomedical engineering is the most immerging field nowaday. Research carried out till date is based on solid medium. The presented paper claims the feasibility of liquid medium based integrated electronic circuits which give similar response to that conventional electronic integrated circuit. Authors have utilised conducting plasma as liquid conducting medium. A few research has been done based on liquid electronic circuit where liquid has been investigated and analysed as an alternative of solid state. In this paper, liquid based differential amplifier and astable multivibrator integrated circuits have been designed successfully. The proposed circuits have been tested using different density liquids in order to achieve stability and the results give almost similar response. Presented electronic circuits have a wide range of application in physics, engineering and biomedical science domain. The presented research could be considered as the bridge between engineering and biomedical science.

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Section: Figure 1: Conventional Basic Astable Multivibrator Circuitmentioning

confidence: 99%