Multiple silicon nanowires with enzymatic modification for measuring glucose concentration

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This study fabricated a multiple poly-Si nanowires sensor through a top-down method and immobilized glucose oxidase on the multiple nanowires for determining glucose concentration. The proposed sensor is 340 nm in width and uses five physically identical and parallel nanowires. The sensor contained nanowires of various lengths (3, 5, and 10 μm). Experimental results showed that sensor sensitivity is inversely proportional to nanowire length. The sensor with 3 μm in nanowire length exhibited a theoretical resolution of 0.003 mg/dL and the highest sensitivity of 0.03 μA/(mg/dL). Furthermore, the proposed sensor retains this performance when reused for up to 10 applications.

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  • Figure 1. (a) Diagram of the device structure and the experimental setup; (b) Top-view scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of the proposed sensor containing various nanowire lengths.
  • Figure 2. (a) ID-VD measurement for different fabricated poly-Si nanowires; (b) ID-VG measurement for different fabricated poly-Si nanowires.
  • Figure 5. Calibration curves of the proposed sensor with nanowire lengths of (a) 3 µm, (b) 5 µm and (c) 10 µm.
  • Figure 6. Current fluctuation in the proposed sensor.
  • Table 1. Sensitivity and resolution of proposed sensors with various nanowire lengths.

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Hsu, C. C., Liao, Y. C., Tsai, Y. T., Yeh, H. I., & Wu, C. C. (2015). Multiple silicon nanowires with enzymatic modification for measuring glucose concentration. Micromachines, 6(8), 1135–1142. https://doi.org/10.3390/mi6081135

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