Interdigitated Electrodes based Nano Bio Sensors
Keywords:
Integrated Electrodes IDE, Nano Sensors, Bio SensorsAbstract
Interdigitated Electrodes IDE are used to detect and analyze cells or particles. Biosensors in general can be used in a wide range of applications to detect cells/bacteria which can be utilized in early discovery of some diseases. This review summarizes wide range of researches in this field to illustrate the different design factors when fabricating Interdigitated Electrodes IDE. These factors ranges from the fabrication process itself, sensor dimensions and shapes, space between electrodes, and sensors sensitivity and more. In this literature review, a discussion of all these design factors will be introduced.
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