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A CMOS-integrated electrochemical biochip for high-performance molecular testing is presented. The system includes an array of 32×32 three-electrode voltammetry pixels and on-chip temperature control between 25 and 95 °C. Each 100 μm × 100 μm pixel includes a CMOS-compatible and chemo-stable amorphous carbon electrode transducer connected to in-pixel ΣA current detection circuitry with 280 fA rms input-referred noise (0.1-20 Hz bandwidth) and 93 dB dynamic range (DR). Array-based DNA detection assays are implemented, and successful DNA melt-analysis and real-time label-free DNA hybridization detection are reported.
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