Institution of Engineering & Technology CMOS-Based Sensors and Actuators for Life Science Applications

This comprehensive technical resource explores the design, development and practical implementation of CMOS-based sensors and actuators specifically engineered for life science applications. Published by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, the book covers the complete spectrum of CMOS technology as applied to bioengineering, including detailed examination of materials selection, circuit design principles and device fabrication techniques. The content bridges the gap between fundamental semiconductor physics and real-world biomedical applications, making it an essential reference for engineers, researchers and academics working at the intersection of electronics and life sciences. Whether you are developing implantable medical devices, lab-on-chip systems or biosensing platforms, this structured guide provides the theoretical foundation and practical knowledge required to optimise CMOS sensor and actuator performance in demanding biological environments.