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VHDL-AMS fault simulation for testing DNA bio-sensing arrays

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6 Author(s)
Kerkhoff, H.G. ; CADTES-TDT Group, MESA+ Inst. for Nanotechnology, Enschede ; Zhang, X. ; Liu, H. ; Richardson, A.
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The market of microelectronic fluidic arrays for biomedical applications, like DNA determination, is rapidly increasing. In order to evaluate these systems in terms of required design-for-test structures, fault simulations in both fluidic and electronic domains are necessary. VHDL-AMS can be used successfully in this case. This paper shows a highly testable architecture of a DNA bio-sensing array, its basic sensing concept, fluidic modeling and sensitivity analysis. The overall VHDL-AMS fault simulation of the system is presented

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Sensors, 2005 IEEE

Date of Conference: Oct. 30 2005-Nov. 3 2005

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