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titleOfInvention Structure of Electrochemical Biosensor and Measurement Method Using Biosensor
abstract The present invention relates to a structure of an electrochemical biosensor and a measuring method using a biosensor. The electrochemical biosensor electrode structure according to the present invention includes a working electrode and a reference electrode, which are electrodes for measuring a sample, in a longitudinal direction of a sample insertion channel. Are spaced apart from each other, and each of the working electrode and the reference electrode has at least one protrusion and at least one recess that are alternately arranged in at least a portion corresponding to the sample insertion path, and the protrusion of the working electrode is The at least two sample recognition electrodes corresponding to the recesses of the reference electrode, and the recesses of the working electrode are adjacent to each other in correspondence with the projection of the reference electrode, and the at least two sample recognition electrodes, which are the sample recognition electrodes, are the working electrode or the reference. Adjacent to the electrode has a structure that is spaced apart from each other in parallel with the working electrode and the reference electrode. According to the present invention, the influence of the capacitance (capacitance) phenomenon of the electric double layer can be minimized, and by independently applying a sample recognition signal, the inflow time and speed of the sample can be accurately detected.
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