Comparación de Resonadores Biocompatibles para el Diseño de un Sensor de Muestras Biológicas


Comparación de Resonadores Biocompatibles para el Diseño de un Sensor de Muestras Biológicas
Published in:	Innovation and Development for the Americas: Engineering, Education, Research and Development: Proceedings of the 8th Latin American and Caribbean Conference for Engineering and Technology
Date of Conference:	June 1-4, 2010
Location of Conference:	Arequipa, Peru
Authors:	José R. Escorcia Gutierrez Casimiro A. Rocha
Refereed Paper:	#150

Abstract
Cantilevers and FBAR have been used lastly as a resonator and as a sensor, especially for those that require a detection of chemical reactions at molecular levels, such as the synthesis of proteins and DNA hybridization. This article shows a comparison that helps to evaluate these devices used to detect variations on mass and to model their behavior based on the compatibility requirements needed on organic substances. Also, it’s shown the results obtained with some simulation software and the comparisons with other jobs. To make the electromechanical analysis it’s used ANSYS and for the electrical equivalent circuit it’s used SPICE.