A Threshold-Based Bioluminescence Detector With a CMOS-Integrated Photodiode Array in 65 nm for a Multi-Diagnostic Ingestible Capsule
A Threshold-Based Bioluminescence Detector With a CMOS-Integrated Photodiode Array in 65 nm for a Multi-Diagnostic Ingestible Capsule
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DOI:
10.1109/jssc.2022.3197465
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发表时间:
2023-03
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Qijun Liu;Miguel Jimenez;Maria Eugenia Inda;Arslan Riaz;T. Zirtiloglu;A. Chandrakasan;T. Lu;
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Qijun Liu;Miguel Jimenez;Maria Eugenia Inda;Arslan Riaz;T. Zirtiloglu;A. Chandrakasan;T. Lu;
This article presents a highly miniaturized ingestible electronic capsule for biochemical detection via onboard genetically engineered biosensor bacteria. The core integrated circuit (IC) is a threshold-based bioluminescence detector with a CMOS-integrated photodiode array in a 65-nm technology that utilizes a dual-duty-cycling front end to achieve low power consumption. The implemented IC achieved 59-nW active power consumption, 25-fA/count resolution, and a 59-fA minimum detectable signal (MDS) using a calibrated optical source. The IC was then integrated with other system components into a battery-powered wireless ingestible capsule measuring just 6.5 mm thick $\times $ 12 mm diameter. We demonstrated successful detection of low-intensity bioluminescent signals from bioengineered bacterial sensors when exposed to the intestinal inflammation biomarker tetrathionate in vitro. Together, the IC and mm-scale smart pill systems demonstrate high sensitivity with low-power multiplexed measurement capability suitable for noninvasive disease diagnosis and monitoring in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.