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US 2003/0201175 A1Published application
Small volume electrochemical sensor
AssigneeConductive Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMatthew K. Musho, Ronald E. Reed, Donald L. Bohn
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AssigneeConductive Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMatthew K. Musho, Ronald E. Reed, Donald L. Bohn
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An electrochemical sensor is provided comprised of a thin sheet or film having at least one through-hole provided therein. The thin sheet or film has first and second opposing surfaces, at least a portion of the opposing surfaces being coated with a conductive coating which extends into the at least one through-hole, each conductive coating extending partially into the at least one through-hole from each opposing surface whereby each conductive coating terminates within the at least one through-hole at a point spaced from the terminus of the opposing conductive coating which extends into the at least one through-hole, whereby the conductive coatings in the at least one through-hole are separated by a nonconductive interior surface of the at least one through-hole.
An electrochemical sensor comprised of a thin sheet or film having at least one through-hole provided therein, said thin sheet or film having first and second opposing surfaces, at least a portion of said opposing surfaces being coated with a conductive coating which extends into said at least one through-hole, each said conductive coating extending partially into said at least one through-hole from each opposing surface whereby each said conductive coating terminates within said at least one through-hole at a point spaced from the terminus of the opposing conductive coating which extends into said at least one through-hole, whereby said conductive coatings in said at least one through-hole are separated by a non-conductive interior surface of said at least one through-hole.
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