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| adam_text | D.A. BERNARDS R.M. OWENS G.G. MALLIARAS EDITORS ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS
IN SENSOR APPLICATIONS WITH 183 FIGURES 4Y SPRINGER CONTENTS 1 WATER
SOLUBLE POLY(FLUORENE) HOMOPOLYMERS AND COPOLYMERS FOR CHEMICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL SENSORS G. C. BAZAN AND S. WANG 1 1.1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.2
GENERAL STRUCTURES AND PROPERTIES 2 1.2.1 DESIGN, SYNTHESIS, AND
STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES 2 1.2.2 OPTICAL PROPERTIES 6 1.3 SIGNAL
TRANSDUCTION MECHANISMS IN SENSORS 9 1.4 CHEMO- AND BIOSENSOR
APPLICATIONS 15 1.4.1 DNA SENSORS 15 1.4.2 RNA SENSORS 23 1.4.3 PROTEIN
DETECTION 25 1.4.4 GLUCOSE SENSORS 28 1.4.5 DETECTION OF OTHER SMALL
MOLECULES 30 1.5 HETEROGENEOUS PLATFORMS 31 1.6 SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK 32
REFERENCES 34 2 POLYELECTROLYTE-BASED FLUORESCENT SENSORS K. OGAWA, K.E.
ACHYUTHAN, S. CHEMBURU, E. JI, Y. LIU, G.P. LOPEZ, K.S. SCHANZE, AND
D.G. WHITTEN 39 2.1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 39 2.1.1 AMPLIFIED FLUORESCENCE
QUENCHING 39 2.1.2 GENERAL SENSOR SCHEMES: BIOASSAYS BASED ON
QUENCH/UNQUENCH 43 2.2 ENZYME ACTIVITY ASSAYS 44 2.2.1 ASSAY FORMATS AND
TYPES 44 2.2.2 PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME ASSAYS USING CONJUGATED
POLYELECTROLYTES 45 2.2.3 PHOSPHOLIPASE ASSAYS USING CONJUGATED
POLYELECTROLYTES 46 2.2.4 ASSAYS BASED ON FRUSTRATED SUPER-QUENCHING
49 VIII CONTENTS 2.2.5 SUPRAMOLECULAR SELF-ASSEMBLY AND SCAFFOLD
DISRUPTION/DESTRUCTION ASSAYS 50 2.2.6 CYANINES AND SUPRA-MOLECULAR
SELF-ASSEMBLY 50 2.2.7 CYANINE CHEMISTRY 51 2.2.8 GLYCOSIDASES AND
SCAFFOLD DISRUPTION/DESTRUCTION ASSAY 52 2.3 CONJUGATED POLYELECTROLYTE
SURFACE-GRAFTED COLLOIDS 54 2.4 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 57 REFERENCES
58 3 STRUCTURALLY INTEGRATED PHOTOLUMINESCENT CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
SENSORS: AN ORGANIC LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE-BASED PLATFORM R. SHINAR AND J.
SHINAR 61 3.1 INTRODUCTION 61 3.1.1 PHOTOLUMINESCENCE-BASED SENSORS 61
3.1.2 STRUCTURALLY INTEGRATED OLED/SENSING COMPONENT MODULES .. 62 3.1.3
STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION OF THE OLED ARRAY/SENSING FILM 63 3.2 SINGLE
ANALYTE MONITORING 64 3.2.1 GAS-PHASE AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN 64 3.2.2
ENHANCED PHOTOLUMINESCENCE OF OXYGEN-SENSING FILMS THROUGH DOPING WITH
TITANIA PARTICLES [70] 69 3.2.3 GLUCOSE 71 3.2.4 HYDRAZINE (N 2 H 4 ) 77
3.2.5 ANTHRAX LETHAL FACTOR (LF) 79 3.3 ADVANCED SENSOR ARRAYS 81 3.3.1
OLED-BASED MULTIPLE ANALYTE SENSING PLATFORM 81 3.3.2 EXTENDED
STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION: OLED/SENSING COMPONENT/PHOTODETECTOR INTEGRATION
87 3.4 FUTURE DIRECTIONS 90 3.4.1 IMPROVED OLEDS 90 3.4.2 SENSOR
MICROARRAYS 91 3.4.3 AUTONOMOUS FIELD-DEPLOYABLE SENSORS FOR BIOLOGICAL
AGENTS ... 91 3.5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUDING REMARKS 92 REFERENCES 92 4
LAB-ON-A-CHIP DEVICES WITH ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED OPTICAL DETECTION
0. HOFMANN, D.D.C. BRADLEY, J.C. DEMELLO, AND A.J. DEMELLO 97 4.1
INTRODUCTION 97 4.1.1 MICROFLUIDICS AND LAB-ON-A-CHIP 97 4.1.2 DETECTION
PROBLEM AT THE MICROSCALE 102 4.2 FABRICATION 103 4.2.1 MICROFMIDIC
SYSTEMS 103 CONTENTS IX 4.2.2 ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED LIGHT SOURCES
AND DETECTORS.. . . 108 4.2.3 TOWARDS MASS MANUFACTURE 112 4.3
FUNCTIONAL OPTICAL COMPONENTS . . -. 116 4.3.1 OLED LIGHT SOURCES FOR
MICROCHIP ANALYSIS 116 4.3.2 ORGANIC PHOTODETECTORS FOR
CHEMILUMINESCENCE ASSAYS 118 4.3.3 OPTICAL FILTERS FOR HEAD-ON
FLUORESCENCE DETECTION 123 4.4 APPLICATIONS 126 4.4.1 MICROALBUMINURIA
DETERMINATION ON-CHIP 127 4.4.2 CHEMILUMINESCENCE-BASED DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
131 4.4.3 TOWARDS PORTABLE AND DISPOSABLE DIAGNOSTIC DEVICES 135 4.5
CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK 137 REFERENCES 139 5 SOLID-STATE CHEMOSENSITIVE
ORGANIC DEVICES FOR VAPOR-PHASE DETECTION J. HO, A. ROSE, T. SWAGER, AND
V. BULOVIC 141 5.1 INTRODUCTION 141 5.1.1 CHEMICAL SENSORS AND
ELECTRONIC NOSES 141 5.2 SURVEY OF STATE-OF-THE-ART VAPOR-PHASE
SOLID-STATE CHEMOSENSING ORGANIC DEVICES 142 5.2.1 ELECTRICAL ODOR
SENSORS 144 5.2.2 OPTICAL ODOR SENSOR 152 5.2.3 SUMMARY 160 5.3 RECENT
ADVANCES 160 5.3.1 CHEMOSENSING LASING ACTION 160 5.3.2 CHEMICAL SENSING
HETEROJUNCTION PHOTOCONDUCTORS 172 REFERENCES 180 6 DETECTION OF
CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PARAMETERS BY MEANS OF ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT
TRANSISTORS A. BONFIGLIO, I. MANUNZA, P. COSSEDDU, AND E. ORGIU 185 6.1
INTRODUCTION 185 6.2 AN OVERVIEW OF ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT SENSORS 186 6.3
(BIO)CHEMOSENSING IN SOLUTION 188 6.3.1 ION SENSITIVE ORGANIC
FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS (ISOFETS) 188 6.4 STRAIN AND PRESSURE SENSORS
193 6.4.1 STATE OF THE ART OF MECHANICAL SENSORS INCLUDING OFETS 194
6.4.2 FLEXIBLE STRUCTURES FOR MECHANICAL SENSORS 199 6.5 DESIGN AND
TECHNOLOGY OF ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT SENSORS 202 6.6 APPLICATIONS FOR
ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT SENSORS 205 6.6.1 ARTIFICIAL SENSE OF TOUCH 206
6.6.2 E-TEXTILES 208 6.7 CONCLUSIONS 210 REFERENCES 210 X CONTENTS 7
PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MECHANISTIC ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC
TRANSISTOR-BASED PHOSPHONATE GAS SENSORS K. SEE, J. HUANG, A. BECKNELL,
AND H. KATZ 213 7.1 OVERVIEW OF ELECTRONIC SENSORS FOR CHEMICAL VAPORS
AND WARFARE AGENTS 213 7.1.1 INTRODUCTION AND RESPONSE TARGETS 213 7.1.2
SELECTIVITY 214 7.1.3 STABILITY 215 7.1.4 RESPONSE TIME 216 7.1.5 POWER
CONSUMPTION AND FORM FACTOR 216 7.2 ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR TRANSISTOR
SENSORS 216 7.2.1 ORGANIC ELECTRONICS AND CHEMICAL SENSING 216 7.2.2
ELECTRONIC TRANSDUCTION MECHANISM 218 7.3 TESTING ENVIRONMENTS FOR
PROTOTYPE SENSING ELEMENTS 219 7.3.1 TEST CHAMBERS 219 7.3.2 DEVICE
PACKAGING 225 7.4 ELECTRICAL TEST PROCEDURES 225 7.4.1 GENERATION OF
SATURATION CURVES AT A FIXED TIME INTERVAL .... 225 7.4.2 GENERATION OF
TRANSFER CURVES AT A FIXED TIME INTERVAL 226 7.4.3 PULSED VS. NONPULSED
MEASUREMENTS 227 7.4.4 ERASING ELECTRICAL HISTORY 227 7.5 RESPONSES OF
FUNCTIONALIZED ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS TO DMMP .... 228 7.5.1 RESPONSES
OF FUNCTIONALIZED HOLE-TRANSPORTING OLIGOMERS, INCLUDING BLENDS AND
SURFACE MODIFICATIONS 229 7.5.2 RESPONSES OF ELECTRON-TRANSPORTING
FILMS, INCLUDING HYDROXYLATED ISLAND OVERLAYERS 232 7.6 DATA ANALYSIS
234 7.6.1 SENSITIVITY OF AN OFET SENSOR: GATE VOLTAGE DEPENDENCE AND
CONTRIBUTIONS OF MOBILITY AND THRESHOLD VOLTAGE CHANGES 234 7.6.2
SELF-CONSISTENT EQUATION BASED ON SIMPLE SATURATION CURRENT 235 7.6.3
CONTRIBUTIONS OF GATE DEPENDENT MOBILITY AND CONTACT RESISTANCE 238 7.7
SENSING MECHANISMS AND OFET MODELS 239 7.8 SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK 242
REFERENCES 243 8 ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS FOR APPLICATIONS IN
CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SENSING A. KUMAR AND J. SINHA 245 8.1
INTRODUCTION 245 8.2 SENSORS BASED ON ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS 247
8.2.1 SENSOR MECHANISMS 248 8.2.2 ENZYME-BASED SENSING 251 CONTENTS XI
8.2.3 ANTIBODY-ANTIGEN-BASED SENSING 255 8.2.4 DNA-BASED SENSING 257 8.3
RECENT ADVANCES IN DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF ELETROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS
258 8.4 SUMMARY AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS 260 REFERENCES 261 9
PEDOT:PSS-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS FOR ION-TO-ELECTRON
TRANSDUCTION AND SENSOR SIGNAL AMPLIFICATION M. BERGGREN, R.
FORCHHEIMER, J. BOBACKA, P.-O. SVENSSON, D. NILSSON, O. LARSSON, AND A.
IVASKA 263 9.1 THE PEDOT:PSS-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL ORGANIC THIN FILM
TRANSISTOR . 263 9.1.1 ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS: A BRIEF
INTRODUCTION AND A SHORT HISTORICAL REVIEW 263 9.1.2 THE OPERATION
PRINCIPLE OF THE PEDOT:PSS-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL ORGANIC THIN FILM
TRANSISTOR 264 9.1.3 DESIGN CRITERIA AND DEVICE OPERATION PARAMETERS 265
9.1.4 MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES 267 9.2 THE PEDOT:PSS OECT AS AN
ION-TO-ELECTRON TRANSDUCER 269 9.2.1 DIFFERENT SENSOR PRINCIPLES OF THE
PEDOT:PSS ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTOR 269 9.2.2 HUMIDITY SENSING 269
9.2.3 ION-SELECTIVE MEMBRANES 270 9.3 THE PEDOT:PSS ELECTROCHEMICAL
TRANSISTOR IN LOGIC AND AMPLIFICATION CIRCUITS 272 9.3.1 INTRODUCTION TO
ELECTROCHEMICAL CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS 272 9.3.2 ELECTROCHEMICAL DIGITAL
CIRCUITS 273 9.3.3 ELECTROCHEMICAL ANALOG CIRCUITS 273 9.3.4 THE
DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER 276 9.3.5 ZERO DETECTOR 277 9.3.6 OSCILLATORS 277
9.4 OUTLOOK 278 REFERENCES 279 INDEX 281
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D.A. BERNARDS R.M. OWENS G.G. MALLIARAS EDITORS ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS
IN SENSOR APPLICATIONS WITH 183 FIGURES 4Y SPRINGER CONTENTS 1 WATER
SOLUBLE POLY(FLUORENE) HOMOPOLYMERS AND COPOLYMERS FOR CHEMICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL SENSORS G. C. BAZAN AND S. WANG 1 1.1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.2
GENERAL STRUCTURES AND PROPERTIES 2 1.2.1 DESIGN, SYNTHESIS, AND
STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES 2 1.2.2 OPTICAL PROPERTIES 6 1.3 SIGNAL
TRANSDUCTION MECHANISMS IN SENSORS 9 1.4 CHEMO- AND BIOSENSOR
APPLICATIONS 15 1.4.1 DNA SENSORS 15 1.4.2 RNA SENSORS 23 1.4.3 PROTEIN
DETECTION 25 1.4.4 GLUCOSE SENSORS 28 1.4.5 DETECTION OF OTHER SMALL
MOLECULES 30 1.5 HETEROGENEOUS PLATFORMS 31 1.6 SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK 32
REFERENCES 34 2 POLYELECTROLYTE-BASED FLUORESCENT SENSORS K. OGAWA, K.E.
ACHYUTHAN, S. CHEMBURU, E. JI, Y. LIU, G.P. LOPEZ, K.S. SCHANZE, AND
D.G. WHITTEN 39 2.1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 39 2.1.1 AMPLIFIED FLUORESCENCE
QUENCHING 39 2.1.2 GENERAL SENSOR SCHEMES: BIOASSAYS BASED ON
QUENCH/UNQUENCH 43 2.2 ENZYME ACTIVITY ASSAYS 44 2.2.1 ASSAY FORMATS AND
TYPES 44 2.2.2 PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME ASSAYS USING CONJUGATED
POLYELECTROLYTES 45 2.2.3 PHOSPHOLIPASE ASSAYS USING CONJUGATED
POLYELECTROLYTES 46 2.2.4 ASSAYS BASED ON "FRUSTRATED SUPER-QUENCHING"
49 VIII CONTENTS 2.2.5 SUPRAMOLECULAR SELF-ASSEMBLY AND SCAFFOLD
DISRUPTION/DESTRUCTION ASSAYS 50 2.2.6 CYANINES AND SUPRA-MOLECULAR
SELF-ASSEMBLY 50 2.2.7 CYANINE CHEMISTRY 51 2.2.8 GLYCOSIDASES AND
SCAFFOLD DISRUPTION/DESTRUCTION ASSAY 52 2.3 CONJUGATED POLYELECTROLYTE
SURFACE-GRAFTED COLLOIDS 54 2.4 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 57 REFERENCES '
58 3 STRUCTURALLY INTEGRATED PHOTOLUMINESCENT CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
SENSORS: AN ORGANIC LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE-BASED PLATFORM R. SHINAR AND J.
SHINAR 61 3.1 INTRODUCTION 61 3.1.1 PHOTOLUMINESCENCE-BASED SENSORS 61
3.1.2 STRUCTURALLY INTEGRATED OLED/SENSING COMPONENT MODULES . 62 3.1.3
STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION OF THE OLED ARRAY/SENSING FILM 63 3.2 SINGLE
ANALYTE MONITORING 64 3.2.1 GAS-PHASE AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN 64 3.2.2
ENHANCED PHOTOLUMINESCENCE OF OXYGEN-SENSING FILMS THROUGH DOPING WITH
TITANIA PARTICLES [70] 69 3.2.3 GLUCOSE 71 3.2.4 HYDRAZINE (N 2 H 4 ) 77
3.2.5 ANTHRAX LETHAL FACTOR (LF) 79 3.3 ADVANCED SENSOR ARRAYS 81 3.3.1
OLED-BASED MULTIPLE ANALYTE SENSING PLATFORM 81 3.3.2 EXTENDED
STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION: OLED/SENSING COMPONENT/PHOTODETECTOR INTEGRATION
87 3.4 FUTURE DIRECTIONS 90 3.4.1 IMPROVED OLEDS 90 3.4.2 SENSOR
MICROARRAYS 91 3.4.3 AUTONOMOUS FIELD-DEPLOYABLE SENSORS FOR BIOLOGICAL
AGENTS . 91 3.5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUDING REMARKS 92 REFERENCES 92 4
LAB-ON-A-CHIP DEVICES WITH ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED OPTICAL DETECTION
0. HOFMANN, D.D.C. BRADLEY, J.C. DEMELLO, AND A.J. DEMELLO 97 4.1
INTRODUCTION 97 4.1.1 MICROFLUIDICS AND LAB-ON-A-CHIP 97 4.1.2 DETECTION
PROBLEM AT THE MICROSCALE 102 4.2 FABRICATION 103 4.2.1 MICROFMIDIC
SYSTEMS 103 CONTENTS IX 4.2.2 ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED LIGHT SOURCES
AND DETECTORS. . . 108 4.2.3 TOWARDS MASS MANUFACTURE 112 4.3
FUNCTIONAL OPTICAL COMPONENTS . . -. 116 4.3.1 OLED LIGHT SOURCES FOR
MICROCHIP ANALYSIS 116 4.3.2 ORGANIC PHOTODETECTORS FOR
CHEMILUMINESCENCE ASSAYS 118 4.3.3 OPTICAL FILTERS FOR HEAD-ON
FLUORESCENCE DETECTION 123 4.4 APPLICATIONS 126 4.4.1 MICROALBUMINURIA
DETERMINATION ON-CHIP 127 4.4.2 CHEMILUMINESCENCE-BASED DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
131 4.4.3 TOWARDS PORTABLE AND DISPOSABLE DIAGNOSTIC DEVICES 135 4.5
CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK 137 REFERENCES 139 5 SOLID-STATE CHEMOSENSITIVE
ORGANIC DEVICES FOR VAPOR-PHASE DETECTION J. HO, A. ROSE, T. SWAGER, AND
V. BULOVIC 141 5.1 INTRODUCTION 141 5.1.1 CHEMICAL SENSORS AND
ELECTRONIC NOSES 141 5.2 SURVEY OF STATE-OF-THE-ART VAPOR-PHASE
SOLID-STATE CHEMOSENSING ORGANIC DEVICES 142 5.2.1 ELECTRICAL ODOR
SENSORS 144 5.2.2 OPTICAL ODOR SENSOR 152 5.2.3 SUMMARY 160 5.3 RECENT
ADVANCES 160 5.3.1 CHEMOSENSING LASING ACTION 160 5.3.2 CHEMICAL SENSING
HETEROJUNCTION PHOTOCONDUCTORS 172 REFERENCES 180 6 DETECTION OF
CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PARAMETERS BY MEANS OF ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT
TRANSISTORS A. BONFIGLIO, I. MANUNZA, P. COSSEDDU, AND E. ORGIU 185 6.1
INTRODUCTION 185 6.2 AN OVERVIEW OF ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT SENSORS 186 6.3
(BIO)CHEMOSENSING IN SOLUTION 188 6.3.1 ION SENSITIVE ORGANIC
FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS (ISOFETS) 188 6.4 STRAIN AND PRESSURE SENSORS
193 6.4.1 STATE OF THE ART OF MECHANICAL SENSORS INCLUDING OFETS 194
6.4.2 FLEXIBLE STRUCTURES FOR MECHANICAL SENSORS 199 6.5 DESIGN AND
TECHNOLOGY OF ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT SENSORS 202 6.6 APPLICATIONS FOR
ORGANIC FIELD-EFFECT SENSORS 205 6.6.1 ARTIFICIAL SENSE OF TOUCH 206
6.6.2 E-TEXTILES 208 6.7 CONCLUSIONS 210 REFERENCES 210 X CONTENTS 7
PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MECHANISTIC ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC
TRANSISTOR-BASED PHOSPHONATE GAS SENSORS K. SEE, J. HUANG, A. BECKNELL,
AND H. KATZ 213 7.1 OVERVIEW OF ELECTRONIC SENSORS FOR CHEMICAL VAPORS
AND WARFARE AGENTS 213 7.1.1 INTRODUCTION AND RESPONSE TARGETS 213 7.1.2
SELECTIVITY 214 7.1.3 STABILITY 215 7.1.4 RESPONSE TIME 216 7.1.5 POWER
CONSUMPTION AND FORM FACTOR 216 7.2 ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTOR TRANSISTOR
SENSORS 216 7.2.1 ORGANIC ELECTRONICS AND CHEMICAL SENSING 216 7.2.2
ELECTRONIC TRANSDUCTION MECHANISM 218 7.3 TESTING ENVIRONMENTS FOR
PROTOTYPE SENSING ELEMENTS 219 7.3.1 TEST CHAMBERS 219 7.3.2 DEVICE
PACKAGING 225 7.4 ELECTRICAL TEST PROCEDURES 225 7.4.1 GENERATION OF
SATURATION CURVES AT A FIXED TIME INTERVAL . 225 7.4.2 GENERATION OF
TRANSFER CURVES AT A FIXED TIME INTERVAL 226 7.4.3 PULSED VS. NONPULSED
MEASUREMENTS 227 7.4.4 ERASING ELECTRICAL HISTORY 227 7.5 RESPONSES OF
FUNCTIONALIZED ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS TO DMMP . 228 7.5.1 RESPONSES
OF FUNCTIONALIZED HOLE-TRANSPORTING OLIGOMERS, INCLUDING BLENDS AND
SURFACE MODIFICATIONS 229 7.5.2 RESPONSES OF ELECTRON-TRANSPORTING
FILMS, INCLUDING HYDROXYLATED ISLAND OVERLAYERS 232 7.6 DATA ANALYSIS
234 7.6.1 SENSITIVITY OF AN OFET SENSOR: GATE VOLTAGE DEPENDENCE AND
CONTRIBUTIONS OF MOBILITY AND THRESHOLD VOLTAGE CHANGES 234 7.6.2
SELF-CONSISTENT EQUATION BASED ON SIMPLE SATURATION CURRENT 235 7.6.3
CONTRIBUTIONS OF GATE DEPENDENT MOBILITY AND CONTACT RESISTANCE 238 7.7
SENSING MECHANISMS AND OFET MODELS 239 7.8 SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK 242
REFERENCES 243 8 ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS FOR APPLICATIONS IN
CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SENSING A. KUMAR AND J. SINHA 245 8.1
INTRODUCTION 245 8.2 SENSORS BASED ON ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS 247
8.2.1 SENSOR MECHANISMS 248 8.2.2 ENZYME-BASED SENSING 251 CONTENTS XI
8.2.3 ANTIBODY-ANTIGEN-BASED SENSING 255 8.2.4 DNA-BASED SENSING 257 8.3
RECENT ADVANCES IN DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF ELETROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS
258 8.4 SUMMARY AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS 260 REFERENCES 261 9
PEDOT:PSS-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS FOR ION-TO-ELECTRON
TRANSDUCTION AND SENSOR SIGNAL AMPLIFICATION M. BERGGREN, R.
FORCHHEIMER, J. BOBACKA, P.-O. SVENSSON, D. NILSSON, O. LARSSON, AND A.
IVASKA 263 9.1 THE PEDOT:PSS-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL ORGANIC THIN FILM
TRANSISTOR '. 263 9.1.1 ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTORS: A BRIEF
INTRODUCTION AND A SHORT HISTORICAL REVIEW 263 9.1.2 THE OPERATION
PRINCIPLE OF THE PEDOT:PSS-BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL ORGANIC THIN FILM
TRANSISTOR 264 9.1.3 DESIGN CRITERIA AND DEVICE OPERATION PARAMETERS 265
9.1.4 MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES 267 9.2 THE PEDOT:PSS OECT AS AN
ION-TO-ELECTRON TRANSDUCER 269 9.2.1 DIFFERENT SENSOR PRINCIPLES OF THE
PEDOT:PSS ELECTROCHEMICAL TRANSISTOR 269 9.2.2 HUMIDITY SENSING 269
9.2.3 ION-SELECTIVE MEMBRANES 270 9.3 THE PEDOT:PSS ELECTROCHEMICAL
TRANSISTOR IN LOGIC AND AMPLIFICATION CIRCUITS 272 9.3.1 INTRODUCTION TO
ELECTROCHEMICAL CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS 272 9.3.2 ELECTROCHEMICAL DIGITAL
CIRCUITS 273 9.3.3 ELECTROCHEMICAL ANALOG CIRCUITS 273 9.3.4 THE
DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER 276 9.3.5 ZERO DETECTOR 277 9.3.6 OSCILLATORS 277
9.4 OUTLOOK 278 REFERENCES 279 INDEX 281 |
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