IP Library Granted Patent US 10,035,147
Granted Patent B2
US 10,035,147 · App. 14/587,304 · Granted Jul 31, 2018

Wafer with gel-based biochips for electrochemical synthesis and electrical detection of polymers

Inventors: Valery M. Dubin (Portland, OR); Nikolay Suetin (Moscow, RU)
Assignee: Intel Corporation
B01L3/502715G01N27/3277B01J2219/00644B01L2300/0645G01N33/5436
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Patent No.
US 10,035,147
App. No.
14/587,304
Granted
Jul 31, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

An embodiment of the invention relates to a wafer comprising a plurality of biochips and interconnects on the wafer, the biochip comprising a biochip pad, a synthesis electrode and a gel comprising a probe, wherein a plurality of the biochip pads of the plurality of the biochips are interconnected by the interconnects to carry out a chemical reaction on a plurality of the synthesis electrodes.

Claims (11)

1. A wafer comprising a plurality of biochips and interconnects, each of the plurality of biochips comprising a biochip pad, at least two measurement electrodes, a synthesis electrode, a ground electrode, a gap between the at least two measurement electrodes, a porous dielectric isolation layer that electrically isolates the measurement electrodes from the synthesis electrode, and a gel comprising a probe, wherein a plurality of the biochip pads of the plurality of the biochips are interconnected by the interconnects to carry out a chemical reaction on a plurality of the synthesis electrodes, wherein the wafer comprises a via interconnection through the wafer, and the biochip pads of the plurality of biochips are interconnected by the via interconnection.

2. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the chemical reaction is an electrochemical redox reaction.

3. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the biochip pads are interconnected to carry out the chemical reaction in parallel on the plurality of the synthesis electrodes.

4. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the synthesis electrode comprises an electrode to generate a deprotecting reagent, a polymerization electrode to polymerize a polymer thereon, and a confinement electrode adjacent to the polymerization electrode to confine a reductive molecule or an oxidative molecule.

5. The wafer of claim 4 , wherein the reductive molecule comprises a proton, a free radical, or combination thereof.

6. The wafer of claim 4 , wherein the oxidative molecule comprises a hydroxyl ion, a free radical, or combination thereof.

7. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the wafer comprises a wafer pad, and wherein the biochip pads of the plurality of biochips are interconnected by the via interconnect to the wafer pad.

8. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the biochip pads of the plurality of biochips are configured to be interconnected to a connection outside the wafer through the via interconnect.

9. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the biochip pads of the plurality of biochips are configured to be interconnected by a probe card.

10. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of biochips further comprises a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) switch between the biochip pad and the synthesis electrode.

11. The wafer of claim 1 , wherein the gel is in the gap, and the porous dielectric isolation layer is between the synthesis electrode and the gel, wherein the gap is filled with the gel.

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