US Patent Application 17993841. BIOSENSOR CARTRIDGES AND TEST DEVICE THEREFOR simplified abstract

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BIOSENSOR CARTRIDGES AND TEST DEVICE THEREFOR

Organization Name

LG ELECTRONICS INC.


Inventor(s)

Kyoungtaek Lim of Seoul (KR)


Taekyu Choi of Seoul (KR)


Younghwan Kim of Seoul (KR)


Seonggeun Kim of Seoul (KR)


Changseok Kim of Seoul (KR)


Kyungho Kong of Seoul (KR)


Kyounghwa Kim of Seoul (KR)


Youngrae Lee of Seoul (KR)


Inkwan Yeo of Seoul (KR)


BIOSENSOR CARTRIDGES AND TEST DEVICE THEREFOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract

  • This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 17993841 Titled 'BIOSENSOR CARTRIDGES AND TEST DEVICE THEREFOR'

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a probe device used for testing a sensor chip that detects a specific material in a sample. The device includes a lower housing with a circuit board, a middle housing with the sensor chip, a probe module with pins for connecting the sensor chip and circuit board, and an upper housing with a recessed portion to access the sensor chip. The device allows for alignment and connection between the sensor chip and circuit board for transmitting electrical signals.


Original Abstract Submitted

Provided is a probe device for testing a sensor chip that detects a target material from an analysis specimen, has a reactant reacting specifically with the target material, and transmits a generated electrical signal through a pad. The probe device can include a lower housing accommodating a circuit board electrically connectable to an external test device; a middle housing positioned on the lower housing, coupled to the lower housing, and having the sensor chip mounted thereon; a probe module having probe pins for connecting a pad of the sensor chip and a connection pad of the circuit board to each other; and an upper housing positioned on the middle housing, coupled to the middle housing, having a recessed portion that opens the sensor chip, and having a guide area for aligning the probe module on the pads of the sensor chip and the circuit board.