Chemical Detection Device Having Multiple Flow Channels
Abstract
The described embodiments may provide a chemical detection circuit that may comprise a plurality of first output circuits at a first side and a plurality of second output circuits at a second side of the chemical detection circuit. The chemical detection circuit may further comprise a plurality of tiles of pixels each placed between respective pairs of first and second output circuits. Each tile may include four quadrants of pixels. Each quadrant may have columns with designated first columns interleaved with second columns. Each first column may be coupled to a respective first output circuit in first and second quadrants, and to a respective second output circuit in third and fourth quadrants. Each second column may be coupled to a respective second output circuit in first and second quadrants, and to a respective first output circuit in third and fourth quadrants.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A chemical detection device comprising:
an array of chemical sensors; a fluidic structure confining a first flow channel in communication with a first set of chemical sensors of the array, and confining a second flow channel in communication with a second set of chemical sensors of the array; and an output circuit to obtain output signals from the first set of chemical sensors indicating a first analyte within the first flow channel, and to obtain output signals from the second set of chemical sensors indicating a second analyte within the second flow channel.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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