This paper examines the pull-in behavior of a bio-mass sensor with a cantilevered CNT actuated electrostatically by considering rippling deformation. Although this phenomenon can remarkably change the behavior of CNT, its effect on the performance of a CNT-based mass sensor has not been investigated thus far. This investigation is based on modified Euler-Bernoulli beam theory and rippling effec...

Sensitive and selective sensor system is required to detect causes of disease. It is able to detect the cause of the disease more effectively by using multi-modal properties of nano-bio sensors. Some peak detection algorithms which are suitable for implementing with micro-controller are compared to apply to multi-modal nano-bio sensors in this paper. It is shown that autothreshold peak detectio...

Bio-sensor arrays for multi-channel recording have been developed recently and signal processing platforms for those signals have been studied actively. But it's thereal situation which these technologies are generally developed and studied respectively. So the interface design between recording array and signal processing platform is also an important issue to make bio-sensor signal processing...

Recent technological advances in wireless communications and wireless sensor networks have enabled the design of low-cost, intelligent, tiny, and lightweight medical sensor nodes that can be strategically placed on human body to create a Bio Medical Sensor Network (BSN) to monitor various physiological vital signs of patient for a long period of time and providing real-time feedback to the user...

Due to the recent explosion in optoelectronics for telecommunication applications, novel optoelectronic sensing structures can now be realized. In this work, we explore the integration of optoelectronic components towards miniature and portable fluorescence sensors. The integration of these micro-fabricated sensors with microfluidics and capillary networks may reduce the cost and complexity of ...

The concept of wireless sensor networks conjures up images of a world of ubiquitous sensing, but it requires a massive increase in the number of sensors available. Although there has been considerable activity in transducer-based 'sensor nets', there have been virtually no corresponding deployments of chemical- or biological-sensing networks - considerable advances in materials science are need...

The efficient detection of charged biomolecules by biosensor with appropriate semiconducting nanomaterials and with optimum device geometry has caught tremendous research interest in the present decade. Here, the performance of various label-free electronic biosensors to detect bio-molecules is investigated by simulation technique. Silicon nanowire sensor, nanosphere sensor and double gate fiel...

The focal point of this paper pivots on a most plausible proposition to develop a model via which live biological entities can be visualized as components of a wireless sensor network. Inherent distributed communication methodologies present among such chosen organisms are exploited to provide the interaction mechanism between the nodes of the sensor network. The related functional specificatio...