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Design of an ELC resonator-based reusable RF microfluidic sensor for blood glucose estimation.
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Abstract
Design of a reusable microfluidic sensor for blood glucose estimation at microwave frequencies is presented. The sensing unit primarily comprises a complementary electric LC (CELC) resonator, which is made reusable by filling the test sample in a glass capillary before mounting it inside a groove cut in the central arm of the resonator. The use of glass capillary in the present situation to contain the blood sample actually eliminates the possibility of any direct contact of the sensor with the test sample, and hence wards off any coincidental contamination of the sensor. Usage of the capillary provides additional benefits as only microliters of the sample are required, besides offering sterile measuring environment since these capillaries are disposable. The capillary made of borosilicate glass is highly biocompatible and exhibits exceptionally high chemical resistance in corrosive environments. Apart from reusability, the novelty of the proposed sensor also lies in its enhanced sensitivity which is quite an essential factor when it comes to the measurement of glucose concentration in the human physiological range. The applicability of the proposed scheme for glucose sensing is demonstrated by performing RF measurements of aqueous glucose solutions and goat blood samples using the fabricated sensor.
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