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A 640x480 active chip for cell detection with 11b digital output Export

Sensors, 2008 IEEE In Sensors, IEEE (2008), pp. 1265-1268.

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Compact 11b ADC (Algorithmic) for 640x480 array

  • uses same op-amp for PGA (with CDS) and multiply-by-2
  • 10.6 ENOB; 100kS/s; 1.2Vpp input; 150μW
  • One channel: 2100μm x 20μm in 0.35μm CMOS
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A microelectronic chip for the ultra-rapid detection of cells in few micro-liters drop samples is presented. The architecture is based on a two-dimentional 640×480 array of microsites. Dielectrophoresis (DEP) is the physical phenomenon used to manipulate the cells. A corresponding array of photodiodes is used for integrated optical detection. The chip implements a column-parallel, reconfigurable read-out and A/D conversion. The single readout channel is composed by a pre-amplifier with programmable gain and an algorithmic analog-to-digital converter with a 1.5-bit/stage architecture. The chip is implemented in 0.35μm CMOS technology with a 3.3V supply.


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