Phase Zero Sensors

Phase Zero Sensors support early-stage development in the design of an assay for the measurement of electrochemical signals between test fluids (bodily or otherwise) and a targeted analyte via potentiostat. These high-quality sensors are necessary tools for early-stage development projects, enabling scientists and lab technicians to devise testing protocols for identifying electrochemical responses. They support iterative testing of reagent mixtures used in the detection of unique analytes within biological samples. These sensors have a PET substrate, with carbon or gold (Au) working and counter electrodes, and a silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) reference electrode along with a printed insulating dielectric. The mating trace leads are designed to interface with common potentiostat accessories as well as banana plugs or alligator clips. The well walls are designed to contain fluids allowing for reagent deposition to perform testing.