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Summary

This presentation covers nanosensors, including their types, applications, and future challenges. It details their use in diagnosing diseases and detecting various substances, such as molecules and viruses. Further details on the technology and its workings can be found in the document.

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# NANOSENSORS ## OUTLINE - INTRODUCTION - NANOSENSOR TECHNOLOGY - TYPES - APPLICATIONS - FUTURE CHALLENGES ## INTRODUCTION ### WHAT IS NANO SENSOR? NANO + SENSOR - **SENSOR:** SENSES ACTION - **TRANSDUCER:** CONVERTS I/P TO ELECTRIC SIGNAL - **DETECTOR:** DETECTS CHANGE OCCURED ### DESCRIPTIO...

# NANOSENSORS ## OUTLINE - INTRODUCTION - NANOSENSOR TECHNOLOGY - TYPES - APPLICATIONS - FUTURE CHALLENGES ## INTRODUCTION ### WHAT IS NANO SENSOR? NANO + SENSOR - **SENSOR:** SENSES ACTION - **TRANSDUCER:** CONVERTS I/P TO ELECTRIC SIGNAL - **DETECTOR:** DETECTS CHANGE OCCURED ### DESCRIPTION - Sensors operating on the scale of atoms and molecules. - Smaller size, lower weight, modest power requirements. - Data storage systems. ## NANOSENSOR TECHNOLOGY - PHYSICAL SENSORS - CHEMICAL SENSORS - BIOSENSORS - Bio receptors - Transducers - Detectors ## TYPES - CANTILEVER ARRAY SENSORS - NANOTUBE SENSORS - NANOWIRE SENSORS ## TYPE: CANTILEVER ARRAY SENSOR - **WORKING:** BIO CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROCESS -> MICRO ELECTRO MECHANICAL SYSTEM ### FEATURES - PRECISSION CANTILEVERS: 300nm THICKNESS TOLERANCE - PRECISSION RESONANCE FREQUENCY: SPECIAL CANTILEVER MOUNT - EASY HANDLING: VERTICAL CHIP SIDEWALLS, OPTIONAL NON STICKING - CONTAMINATION FREE STORAGE ### SPECIFICATIONS - **SIZE/SHAPE:** RECTANGULAR SHAPED SILICON BARS. The silicon bar is 2.5mm wide and 3mm high. - **DUOSENSIS SENSORS:** 2 CANTILEVERS PER CHIP - **OCTOSENSIS SENSORS:** 8 CANTILEVERS PER CHIP ## APPLICATIONS - **FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES MELLITUS:** Small amounts of acetone in a patient's breath can be detected by cantilever array sensor technique which may attribute to early diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. - **FOR DETECTION OF BACTERIAS, FUNGI, VIRUSES:** Antigens on cell membrane surface results in additional mass loading, ultrasensitively detected by the device using nanochemical oscillator. The detection sensitivity is in the order of a single bacterium corresponding to a mass of ~1pg. - **FOR CANCER DIAGNOSIS:** When the cancer-associated molecules bind to the cantilevers, changes in surface tension cause the cantilever to bend. The mass detection limitation of NEMS cantilevers is improved to the enumeration of a single DNA molecule consisting of ~1600 base pairs and weighing ~1ag (atto = 10^18). ## TYPE: NANOTUBE SENSOR - **SIZE/SHAPE:** Coated with strands of DNA. Could detect molecules on the order of one part per million. ### PLATFORM - The Nano sensor could sniff molecules out of the air or taste them in a liquid, suggesting applications ranging from domestic security to medical detectors. ## APPLICATIONS - **FOR BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITARING:** Enzyme glucose oxidase is non-covalently attached. Brings catalysis of glucose yielding hydrogen-peroxide. Enzyme immobilisation allows flow of current. ## TYPE: NANOWIRE SENSOR ### STRUCTURE - SINGLE STRANDED DNA + CARBON NANOTUBE = NANOWIRE - DNA(DETECTOR) - NANOTUBE(TRANSMITTER) ## APPLICATION - **DETECTION OF SINGLE VIRUS:** Nanowires configured as a FET. Detection of single virus on receptors changes conductance. Nanosized wire required for high signal to noise ratio. - **DETECTION OF BIOMOLECULE:** Different molecules/viruses flow through the channel. Selective binding of protein/virus to appropriate nanowire. Information relayed through electrodes to computer. ### SILICON NANOWIRE - Used for detection of protein kinase viz cause of chronic leukemia. - Silicon Nano sensor with peptide nucleic acid distinguishes between these molecules. ## FUTURE CHALLENGES - TO IMPROVE SENSITIVITY OF CANTILEVER Nano sensor - UNWANTED BIOFOULING (DETECTION OF NON-ADSORBING MOLECULE) - USUAL DESIGN PROBLEMS - FLOW CONTROL - RISK AND ECONOMICS

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