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AssigneeUniversite De Cergy Pontoise
InventorsStephane Serfaty, Pascal Griesmar, Jean-Yves Le Huerou, Emmanuel Caplain
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A piezoelectric sensor for the detection and characterization of at least one biochemical element in a fluid, has a piezoelectric substrate exhibiting at each of its opposite faces at least one conducting surface forming electrodes, the electrodes being linked to an electrical generator, one at least of the surfaces being wrapped in a functionalized film, the electrodes form transmission lines exhibiting a zone constituting an induction loop for the excitation of the piezoelectric substrate, the link between the electrodes and the generator being ensured by inductive coupling. A system implementing such a sensor, as well as applications of such a sensor, are described.
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A piezoelectric sensor for the detection and characterization of at least one biochemical element in a fluid, consisting of a piezoelectric substrate exhibiting at each of its opposite faces at least one conducting surface forming electrodes, said electrodes being linked to an electrical generator, at least one of said opposite faces being covered with a functionalized film, said electrodes forming transmission lines exhibiting a zone constituting an induction loop for an excitation of said piezoelectric substrate, and a link between said electrodes and said electrical generator being ensured by inductive coupling.
A system for detecting and characterising at least one biochemical element in a fluid comprising a piezoelectric sensor and control equipment comprising a generator for exciting said piezoelectric sensor, said generator supplying at least one induction loop interacting with said piezoelectic sensor, and the control equipment comprising a circuit for electrical processing of a signal resulting from said at least one induction loop.
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