Fluctuation Enhanced Sensing is a well known technique, based on noise measurements, to improve sensitivity and selectivity for chemical/biological sensing. Trans-impedance amplifiers (TIAs) are the natural choice as front-end for the measurement of the low frequency noise (LFN) generated by the sensor. In this work we propose a low-noise TIA topology which allows maintaining a large bandwidth also in the case of low impedance sources, e.g. large-capacitance metal-oxide-semiconductor gas sensors, without any significant degradation of the LFN performances. AC and NOISE circuit simulations are used to demonstrate the validity of the proposed approach.

Preamplifier topology for fluctuation enhanced sensing

Giusi, G.
Primo
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Scandurra, G.
Secondo
;
Ciofi, C.
Ultimo
2017-01-01

Abstract

Fluctuation Enhanced Sensing is a well known technique, based on noise measurements, to improve sensitivity and selectivity for chemical/biological sensing. Trans-impedance amplifiers (TIAs) are the natural choice as front-end for the measurement of the low frequency noise (LFN) generated by the sensor. In this work we propose a low-noise TIA topology which allows maintaining a large bandwidth also in the case of low impedance sources, e.g. large-capacitance metal-oxide-semiconductor gas sensors, without any significant degradation of the LFN performances. AC and NOISE circuit simulations are used to demonstrate the validity of the proposed approach.
2017
978-1-5090-1012-7
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