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Modeling and Simulation Study of Electrochemical Sensor for Glucose Concentration Measurement in Clinical Diagnosis

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International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology Vol.11 Issue 1, pp 1-5,Year 2022

MODELING AND SIMULATION STUDY OF ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSOR FOR GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENT IN CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS

Babatunde S. Emmanuel, Stella A. Emmanuel

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Received : 25 January 2022; Accepted : 08 February 2022 ; Published : 10 March 2022

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Abstract

This paper presents the modeling and simulation study of an electrochemical blood glucose sensor for clinical diagnosis. The working principle of the proposed sensing device is based on amperometry, that is, the measurement of electric current from a chemical reaction process. An applied voltage to the working and reference electrodes of the sensor resulted in the oxidation of glucose in the analyte sample, and the current due to this oxidation is measured at the electrode. As the input glucose concentration increases from 0.1M to 0.9M in the modeled glucose biosensor, the output response in terms of average current density increases linearly from 0.75 A/m2 to 7.8 A/m2. The linearity of response is a desirable property for an efficient measurement system.

Key Words   
Electrochemical, sensor, glucose, amperometry, diagnosis
Acknowledgement
The authors gratefully acknowledge the management of the Lead City University, Ibadan and the Chemistry Advanced Research Centre, SHESTCO, Abuja, Nigeria for the support and facilities provided for the successful completion of this research project.
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Babatunde S. Emmanuel, Stella A. Emmanuel , " Modeling And Simulation Study Of Electrochemical Sensor For Glucose Concentration Measurement In Clinical Diagnosis ", International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology . Vol. 11, Issue 1, pp 1-5 , 2022

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