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type: article
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creators_name: Do, Loc Quang
creators_name: Bui, Thanh Tung
creators_name: Hoang, Bao Anh
creators_name: Van, Thanh Pham
creators_name: Jen, Chun-Ping
creators_name: Chu, Duc Trinh
creators_id: locdq@hus.edu.vn
creators_id: tungbt@vnu.edu.vn
creators_id: baoanh0408@gmail.com
creators_id: phamvanthanh@hus.edu.vn
creators_id: Chun-Ping@gmail.com
creators_id: trinhcd@vnu.edu.vn
title: Development of a Passive Capacitively Coupled Contactless Conductivity Detection (PC4D) Sensor System for Fluidic Channel Analysis Toward Point-of-Care Applications
ispublished: pub
subjects: isi
divisions: cetr_uet
divisions: fac_fet
abstract: A sensor system based on a modified capacitively coupled contactless conductivity detection sensor is proposed and developed. The proposed system provides a passive and wireless readout technique, through which the conductivity of fluidic flow can be analyzed and foreign objects occurring in the fluidic flow can be detected. The proposed sensor system takes advantage of the series resonance principle and detects shifts in the resonance frequency and reflection coefficient to estimate the conductivity of the fluidic flow. In this study, the working principle of the device is proposed and analyzed using a multiphysics simulation, and its performance is validated experimentally. The sensing performance is confirmed by measuring the conductivity of the fluidic media and the detection of foreign objects, such as air bubbles or water droplets, occurring in the flow. The influence of the distance between the inductors on the resonance frequency for different solution conductivities is also investigated and reported. The proposed sensor system shows its potential for use in various applications in biomedicine and chemistry, particularly in point-of-care applications, where the sensing chip can be easily set up for measurement and disposed of after use.
date: 2019
date_type: published
publisher: IEEE
official_url: http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/JSEN.2019.2908179
id_number: 10.1109/JSEN.2019.2908179
full_text_status: none
publication: IEEE Sensors Journal
volume: 19
number: 15
pagerange: 6371-6380
refereed: TRUE
issn: 1530-437X
citation:   Do, Loc Quang and Bui, Thanh Tung and Hoang, Bao Anh and Van, Thanh Pham and Jen, Chun-Ping and Chu, Duc Trinh  (2019) Development of a Passive Capacitively Coupled Contactless Conductivity Detection (PC4D) Sensor System for Fluidic Channel Analysis Toward Point-of-Care Applications.  IEEE Sensors Journal, 19  (15).   pp. 6371-6380.  ISSN 1530-437X