A 1.74.12 mm3 Fully Integrated pH Sensor for Implantable Applications using Differential Sensing and Drift-Compensation


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2019

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This paper presents a 1.7×4.1×2 mm3 pH sensor that is a fully integrated, stand-alone and implantable system. Instead of a bulky cm size Ag/AgCl electrode, we use a mm-size integrated platinum electrode, and differential sensing using ISFET and REFET pair to compensate for unstable fluid potential. We also propose a drift compensation technique in which the leakage from the source and drain through the gate oxide is canceled, reducing drift >100×.

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2019 Symposium on VLSI Circuits

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IEEE

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33rd Symposium on VLSI Circuits

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Sensors; Electrodes; Calibration; Logic gates; Electric potential; Fluids; Platinum

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09647 - Jang, Taekwang / Jang, Taekwang check_circle

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