Integrated magnetic array for bio-object sensing and manipulation

T. A. Faisal, M. Fathi
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Abstract

Magnetic molecular-level interrogation, manipulation, and diagnosis are emerging as lab-on-chip platforms. These platforms entail low-cost, low-power, portable, and high efficiency integrated implementations. We introduce an all-integrated programmable 16×16 magnetic coil array chip for sensing and actuating small single bio-objects or collaboratively manipulating larger ones. The die-size is 1.5×1.5mm2 designed in bulk 0.5μm CMOS technology. The integrated design does not require any external magnetic source. It relies on the Hall effect generated by the smallest permissible vertical coil inductors (in this reported technology, the smallest inductor's planar area is 6μmx6μm). The coil array is selectively and dynamically controlled. Each cell, composed of the coil and its logical control circuitry, can detect small objects in the order of 1μm diameter as well as emit eight programmable magnetic field levels for manipulation. All array sensing and driving components are shared to reduce the overall imprint. Also, they are tuned to work at 900MHz incorporating high-speed serial row/column switching for seamless pseudoparallel operation.
用于生物物体传感和操纵的集成磁阵列
磁性分子水平的询问、操作和诊断正在作为芯片上的实验室平台出现。这些平台需要低成本、低功耗、便携和高效的集成实现。我们介绍了一种全集成可编程16×16磁线圈阵列芯片,用于传感和驱动小型单个生物物体或协同操纵大型生物物体。芯片尺寸为1.5×1.5mm2,采用批量0.5μm CMOS技术设计。集成设计不需要任何外部磁源。它依赖于最小允许的垂直线圈电感产生的霍尔效应(在本技术中,最小的电感的平面面积为6μmx6μm)。该线圈阵列具有选择性和动态控制。每个单元由线圈及其逻辑控制电路组成,可以检测直径1μm左右的小物体,并发出8个可编程磁场电平以供操作。所有阵列传感和驱动组件是共享的,以减少整体印记。此外,它们被调谐到900MHz工作,结合高速串行行/列交换,实现无缝伪并行操作。
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