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8 electrode array 96 220

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The 12 × 8 electrode array (96×220) is a lab equipment product designed for electrochemical measurements. It provides a grid of 96 individually addressable electrodes within a 220 mm × 96 mm footprint. The core function of this product is to enable parallel electrochemical analysis and detection across multiple channels.

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Lab products found in correlation

Ad7490, by Analog Devices (2 mentions) Adg708, by Analog Devices (2 mentions) Dac8552, by Texas Instruments (2 mentions) Ad8606, by Analog Devices (2 mentions)

2 protocols using 8 electrode array 96 220

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Portable Electrochemical Device Design

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The HiMEX device consisted of a micro-controller (ATSAMD21G18, Atmel Corporation), a digital-to-analogue converter (DAC8552, Texas Instruments), an analogue-to-digital converter (AD7490, Analog Devices), a multiplexer (ADG708, Analog Devices), and 96 potentiostats. Each potentiostat had two operational amplifiers (AD8606, Analog Devices): one amplifier maintained the potential difference between a working and a reference electrode, and the other one functioned as a transimpedance amplifier to convert current to a voltage signal. The current-measuring range of the transimpedance amplifier was ±7.5 μA. A 12 × 8 electrode array (96×220, DropSens, Spain) was used.
Park J., Park J.S., Huang C.H., Jo A., Cook K., Wang R., Lin H.Y., Deun J.V., Li H., Min J., Wang L., Yoon G., Carter B.S., Balaj L., Choi G.S., Castro C.M., Weissleder R, & Lee H. (2021). A high-throughput magneto-electrochemical array for the integrated isolation and profiling of extracellular vesicles from plasma. Nature biomedical engineering, 5(7), 678-689.
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Portable Electrochemical Device Design

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The HiMEX device consisted of a micro-controller (ATSAMD21G18, Atmel Corporation), a digital-to-analogue converter (DAC8552, Texas Instruments), an analogue-to-digital converter (AD7490, Analog Devices), a multiplexer (ADG708, Analog Devices), and 96 potentiostats. Each potentiostat had two operational amplifiers (AD8606, Analog Devices): one amplifier maintained the potential difference between a working and a reference electrode, and the other one functioned as a transimpedance amplifier to convert current to a voltage signal. The current-measuring range of the transimpedance amplifier was ±7.5 μA. A 12 × 8 electrode array (96×220, DropSens, Spain) was used.
Park J., Park J.S., Huang C.H., Jo A., Cook K., Wang R., Lin H.Y., Deun J.V., Li H., Min J., Wang L., Yoon G., Carter B.S., Balaj L., Choi G.S., Castro C.M., Weissleder R, & Lee H. (2021). A high-throughput magneto-electrochemical array for the integrated isolation and profiling of extracellular vesicles from plasma. Nature biomedical engineering, 5(7), 678-689.
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