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Semiconductor Transistor: DNA Amplification Detection

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This lecture covers the use of a semiconductor transistor for real-time DNA amplification detection, focusing on the design and implementation of CMOS chips with various sensors and heaters. The instructor discusses the advantages and limitations of different compensation strategies to address issues such as trap charge and drift in sensor arrays.

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