Impedance Spectroscopy and its Application in Biological Detection

This book discusses impedance spectroscopy's fundamentals and applications, focusing on its role in biological detection and related technologies.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of impedance spectroscopy, addressing its fundamental principles and various applications in biological detection. It delves into substrate compatibility issues and integration capabilities, offering insights into how this technique can be effectively applied to detect different analytes. The significance of impedance spectroscopy is explored in the context of biological detection, particularly within micro and nano-fabricated platforms, as well as biological synthesis schemes that facilitate detection processes.

Impedance Spectroscopy and its Application in Biological Detection further examines the challenges associated with these techniques and outlines future directions for research and application. The text is enriched with qualitative and quantitative findings, presented in detailed descriptions, schematics, and tables, making complex concepts more accessible. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding how impedance spectroscopy can be utilized in a variety of settings, including both biological and non-biological applications.

The book features chapters dedicated to non-biological applications and IoT-enabled methods for detection, ensuring a broad perspective on the technology's capabilities. It also discusses the micro and nano-fabrication of impedance-based biological sensors, alongside updated integrations such as digital manufacturing and IoT. Aimed at researchers and graduate students in material science, impedance spectroscopy, and biosensing, this book is a single source for exploring the multifaceted applications of this innovative technique.