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Silicon-on-Insulator based MOSFET for Bio sensing Applications
This paper is aimed to distinguish the membrane potential occuring in both normal and a sick patient’s blood, which tends to change when blood samples are imposed on the glucose-based solution. Depending on the variation in the membrane potential which is fed as an input, the p-type Silicon on Insulator (SOI) MOSFET produces various drain current values. The transfer characteristics have been plotted for both normal and sick people, from their blood samples, using the membrane potential.