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Real‐time monitoring of Escherichia coli concentration with planar microwave resonator sensor

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This work presents a microfluidic chip integrated with a microwave resonator sensor for real‐time and contactless detection of Escherichia coli bacteria concentration. The design is fabricated on a Rogers RT/duroid… Click to show full abstract

This work presents a microfluidic chip integrated with a microwave resonator sensor for real‐time and contactless detection of Escherichia coli bacteria concentration. The design is fabricated on a Rogers RT/duroid 5880 high‐frequency substrate and operates at 2.5 ∼ 2.6 GHz, in the ISM band, with an initial quality factor of 112. The presented sensor demonstrates resonant amplitude sensitivity of −0.01231 dB/log(OD600) and resonant frequency sensitivity of −56 kHz/log(OD600) for E. coli concentration in a constant pH of 7.5. To facilitate the analysis of the proposed structure, a lumped equivalent circuit is presented and simulated in ADS and proven accurate by both HFSS microwave simulations and experimental results.

Keywords: real time; resonator sensor; escherichia coli; concentration; sensor; microwave resonator

Journal Title: Microwave and Optical Technology Letters
Year Published: 2019

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