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    Dean Corva Headshot
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    Dean Corva
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    Deakin University
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    Dean Corva
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    Deakin University
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    Scott Adams
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    Deakin University
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    Egan Doeven
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    Deakin University
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    Parastoo Hashemi
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    Imperial College London
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    Abbas Kouzani
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    Deakin University
    Abstract

    This paper presents a new miniturised potentiostat device called TinyStat, of size 20mm (W) x 10mm (H), with the ability to conduct cyclic voltammetry measurements in a ferrocene methanol solution. Electrical measurements of TinyStat were also measured against a benchtop potentiostat, resulting in a voltage accuracy within +/- 0.6 mV and current accuracy within +/- 2.5 nA. The presented potentiostat device forms the first stage of a potentiostat device with the end goal of being a wireless, low-cost neurochemical sensing device to continuously monitor neurological conditions.

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    • TinyStat: a Miniaturised Potentiostat for Portable Electrochemical Measurements (application/pdf)