A low-noise and mismatch-tolerant current-mirror-based potentiostat circuit for glucose monitoring
Authors:
- Kyeongsik NamKNKyeongsik Nam
- Gyuri ChoiGCGyuri Choi
- Mookyoung YooMYMookyoung Yoo
- Sanggyun KangSKSanggyun Kang
- Byeongkwan JinBJByeongkwan Jin
- Hyeoktae SonHSHyeoktae Son
- Kyounghwan KimKKKyounghwan Kim
- Hyoungho KoHKHyoungho Ko
- 12 January 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Microelectronics Journal
- Vol. 132
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