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titleOfInvention Quartz crystal microbalance with annular indium tin oxide electrode
abstract The invention discloses a quartz crystal microbalance with an annular indium tin oxide electrode, which comprises a quartz crystal microbalance, an annular indium tin oxide electrode and a round gold electrode, wherein the annular indium tin oxide electrode is arranged above the quartz crystal microbalance, the round gold electrode is arranged below the quartz crystal microbalance, and the annular indium tin oxide electrode is guided to the back of the quartz crystal microbalance through a conductive material at the edge of the quartz crystal microbalance. Silver nanoparticles are arranged in a transparent area in the middle of the annular indium tin oxide electrode to combine the local surface plasmon resonance technology. According to the high sensitivity and high resolution of the quartz crystal microbalance, the invention can reduce the measurement error to be extremely low, and the design of the annular electrode can ensure that the central area is transparent, so that two technologies with different principles of the quartz crystal microbalance and local surface plasma resonance are structurally fused to form the double-technology chip with the annular electrode. The technology has better technical prospects in the aspects of molecular characterization test of complex structures, high-sensitivity DNA and RNA detection and the like.
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