Sensor Arrangement for Continuously Monitoring Analytes in a Biological Fluid
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Feb 7, 2013
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Dec 22, 2010
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Dec 30, 2009
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A sensor for continuous detection of one or more analytes in a liquid flow, comprising an array of electrodes together forming an essentially planar sensing surface and a flow distributor with a flow inlet a flow channel and a flow outlet in order to establish a liquid flow of analytes along the sensing surface. The flow inlet and the flow outlet are located in a plane different to the plane of the sensing surface. The array of electrodes is arranged so that, in the direction from the flow inlet to the flow outlet, the array of electrodes consecutively comprises a first blank electrode, at least one measuring electrode, a second blank electrode, at least one measuring electrode and optionally a third blank electrode.
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