Lecture

Analog Circuits for Biochip: Biosensors & Temperature

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Description

This lecture covers the design of analog circuits for biochips, focusing on biosensors and temperature compensation. Topics include op-amp configurations, transimpedance amplifiers, current mirrors, and the PTAT method for temperature sensing. The instructor discusses the importance of dynamic range, switch capacitors, and multiplexing techniques for biochip applications.

Instructors (3)

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