Design and characterization of novel all-solid-state potentiometric sensor array dedicated to physiological measurements
A novel construction of all-solid-state potentiometric sensor array designed for physiological measurements has been presented. The planar construction and elimination of liquid phase creates broad opportunities for the modifications in the sensing part of the sensor. The designed construction is ba...
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