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Wireless bio-microsystems platform based on Microfluidic and Microelectronics hybrid Integration
Amine Miled and Benoit Gosselin Biomedical Microsystems Lab
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Laval University, Quebec City, Qc
Toronto November 25, 2013
CMC Microsystems - MIP User Group Meeting
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Outline
1. MIP configuration at Laval University 2. MIP present applications
3. MIP Future Application 4. Available ressources
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1. MIP Configuration at Laval University
PXI
Syringe pump
Stage
Computer with labVIEW
interface
Camera
Pressure sensor
MIP test bench configuration at Laval University
Microscope
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PXI Cards : • PXIe-8135 embedded
controller • PXI-5114 Digitizer • PXI-4130 Power SMU • PXI-7854R R Series • PXI-4110 Programmable
DC supply • ProLight-1101 FPGA
Module
Other components :
• Harvard Apparatus Pump 11 Pico Plus Elite
• Motor Driver
• ADSYS Microscopic Imaging Research Station (MIRS)
• Objectives x50, x20, x5
1. MIP Configuration at Laval University
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Syringe Pump
Flow Meter
Pressure Sensor
Controller
Camera
Digitizer
Light Source
Stage
Design Under Test
PXI Embedded Computer
Source Management
Unit
1. MIP Configuration at Laval University
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2. MIP Present Applications
• Only the pre-designed example VIs have been tested
– GigE Camera Viewer VI – FPGA Camera Viewer VI
Lightening problem with MIP: Misalignment
CMOS Chip Tests
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• Features of a microelectronic device are clear using GigE camera even with ambient light
– However, a wide view of standard chip size was not possible with default objectives
– We recommend a smaller objective
• Lightening problem due to misalignment even with low objective (x5)
CMOS Chip Tests (Cont’d)
2. MIP Present Applications
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• An ultra-wideband CMOS 180 nm transceiver for low-power bio-monitoring applications
CMOS Chip Tests (Cont’d)
2. MIP Present Applications
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Inductive array
§ Smart research tools to study freely moving animals Multi-Technology Bio-Microsystems Tests
2. MIP Present Applications
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§ Need for a miniaturized system to address smaller animals § Envisioned microsystem:
128 bio-monitoring channels at 20 ksps per ch.
> 16 optical/electrical stimulation channels
Embedded microfluidic sensor Dimensions < 1 cm2, weight < 1g,
transmission range > 2 meters
Wideband antenna Secondary coil
CMOS SOC
Biocompatible coating • Matching network
• Electrodes • Fibres
Multi-Technology Bio-Microsystems Tests (Cont’d)
2. MIP Present Applications
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Effect of aCSF* within 1.8 ml of DW* with 40 µl of 1 µm microspheres on electrode**
Limits:
Starting from 30 µl of aCSF, electrode disintegration becomes more considerable
* DW: Distilled water , aCSF: Artificial cerebrospinal fluid
2. MIP Present Applications
**Miled, M.A; Sawan, M., "Electrode Robustness in Artificial Cerebrospinal Fluid for Dielectrophoresis-Based LoC", IEEE Int. Conf. Engineering in Medicine and Biology, Sep. 2012 (invited)
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1. MIP Configuration at Laval University
MIP test bench configuration Comparison*
PXI
Syringe pump
Stage
Computer with labVIEW interface
Camera
Pressure sensor
Microscope
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Microscope
Camera
Data acquisition system
3 channel oscilloscopes
Syringe and micropump
2 channel oscilloscopes
Microfluidic microchannels
CMOS chip
Power supplies
Actel fusion FPGA
CMOS/uFluidic connections
*Miled, M.A. ; Sawan, M.; "Dielectrophoresis-Based Integrated Lab-on-Chip for Nano and Micro-Particles Manipulation and Capacitive Detection", IEEE transaction on Biomedical Circuits and Systems, Pages: 120-132, Vo. 6, No. 2, 2012
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1. MIP Configuration at Laval University
Self Designed MIP test bench configuration* !
Microscope
Camera
Data acquisition system
3 channel oscilloscopes
Syringe and micropump
2 channel oscilloscopes
Microfluidic microchannels
CMOS chip
Power supplies
Actel fusion FPGA
CMOS/uFluidic connections
*Miled, M.A. ; Sawan, M.; "Dielectrophoresis-Based Integrated Lab-on-Chip for Nano and Micro-Particles Manipulation and Capacitive Detection", IEEE transaction on Biomedical Circuits and Systems, Pages: 120-132, Vo. 6, No. 2, 2012
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Metal stiffener
Plexiglass
Interposer PCB
284 electrode connections
Micromanipulator
Microtube
Epoxy
Extendable microfluidic packaging for prototyping purpose*
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1. MIP Configuration at Laval University
*Miled, M.A.; Sawan, M.;"High Throughput Microfluidic Rapid Prototyping Packaging Methods for DEP manipulations" , the Journal of Visualized Experiments, In press
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References ……
Top glass
PDMS
Bottom glass
Tubes
Syringe
Epoxy
PDMS
Syringe
System set-up comparaison: (a) Using epoxy, and (b) using PDMS interconnect layer*
3. MIP Future Applications
In-channel Liquid Flow Monitoring
*Miled, M.A.; Sawan, M.;"High Throughput Microfluidic Rapid Prototyping Packaging Methods for DEP manipulations" , the Journal of Visualized Experiments, In press
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(a) L-shape electrodes (b) Mixing electrodes*
(a) (b)
The detected variation of capacitance is 1.06 pF with PCB board based circuit**
3. MIP Future Applications
In-channel Liquid Flow Monitoring (Cont’d)
* Miled, M.A.; El-Achkar, C.M. ; Sawan, M., "Low-voltage dielectrophoretic platform for Lab-on-chip biosensing applications", IEEE Int. NEWCAS, pp. 389 -392, May. 2010.
** Miled, M.A.; Sawan, M., "Reconfigurable dielectrophoretic device for neurotransmitters sensing and manipulation ", IMS3TW 2009, pp. 1 - 4, Jun. 2009
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Flat dropTop glass plate
Bottom glass plate
Ef Ef
Circular dropTop glass plate
Bottom glass plate
Ef
Flat dropTop glass plate
Bottom glass plate
Ef Ef
Circular dropTop glass plate
Bottom glass plate
Ef
GND
Capacitive sensor
Epoxy Particle
Bottom glass plate
Detection area Manipulation area
High sensitivity capacitive detector
Monitoring electrical circuit
Detection primary results
Electrical field propagation in the
LoC
Manipulation principle
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3. MIP Future Applications
High Throughput Microfluidic Design Test
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Available ressources
In addition to CMC ressources:
https://wiki.gel.ulaval.ca/index.php/EmSYSCAN
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Financial Support
Oxy'nov Inc.