Physics, asked by subisebastian3133, 1 year ago

What is base resistance value of interdigitated electrode structure is -?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

The IDEs (as stated in [7]) consist of 614 electrodes with a thickness of 110 nm, and 5 μm width and interspacing. This geometry is imposed by the resolution limit of the applied in-house lithography process. The length of the electrodes is 3.25 mm, providing a total sensing area of about 20 mm2.

Answered by SmritiSami
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The ideal base resistance value of interdigitated electrode structure is infinity.

  • The interdigitated electrode structure is made up of two interdigitated comb-like electrode structures that may be addressed independently.
  • The geometry and topologies of the interdigitated electrodes, on the other hand, affect both impedance and capacitance biosensors.
  • The optimal base resistance value of an interdigitated electrode configuration is zero.
  • Interdigitated capacitors are utilized to improve the structure's effective capacitance and the sensor's effective active area.
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