Lecture

Bio-Nano-Chip Design: Interface Modeling and CPE Calculation

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Description

This lecture covers the design of bio-nano-chips, focusing on interface modeling and CPE calculation. Topics include computing distances of ions from electrodes in DNA probes, capacitance detection, and deep brain stimulation analysis with impedance spectroscopy. The instructor presents problems and solutions related to single-stranded and double-stranded DNA probes, electrode capacitance, and equivalent resistance and capacitance calculations for bio/CMOS interfaces.

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