贻贝生物传感器的嵌入式电子器件

2013 IEEE Sensors Applications Symposium Proceedings Pub Date : 2013-04-04 DOI:10.1109/SAS.2013.6493575

H. D. Taylor, A. Kruger, J. Niemeier

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以前的研究人员已经使用淡水贻贝作为生物传感器，通过监测它们的阀门(裂口)有节奏地打开和关闭。然而，这些贻贝是拴着的。我们的目标是用贻贝作为不受束缚的传感器。在这里，我们描述了霍尔效应传感和无线通信电子设备，它们被安置在贻贝背包里。我们提出的实验结果表明，人们可以测量不系绳贻贝的间隙延长时间。

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Embedded electronics for a mussel-based biological sensor

Previous researchers have used freshwater mussels as biological sensors by monitoring the rhythmic opening and closing of their valve (gape). However, these mussels were tethered. Our goal is to use mussels as untethered sensors. Here we describe the Hall-effect sensing, and wireless communication electronics that are housed in a mussel backpack. We present experimental results demonstrating that one can measure untethered mussels' gape for extended periods.

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