Abstract: A laser slicing apparatus, in which a laser module provides a laser beam, and a light splitting element of a focusing lens set splits the laser beam into a plurality of focused laser beams to form a plurality of induce lines having first laser modified cracks in a modified layer at a predetermined depth inside a substrate. A rotating module rotates the light splitting element with an angle, and the light splitting element converts the focused laser beams according to this angle to form a plurality of modified groups between the induce lines. Each modified group includes a plurality of modified lines having second laser modified cracks, and the first laser modified cracks and the second laser modified cracks are connected to each other to form a continuous laser modified crack in the modified layer at the predetermined depth inside the substrate, thereby speeding up the laser slicing production.

Abstract: An amperometric biosensor is adapted for detecting concentration of a target analyte, and includes a detector and a plurality of sensing members connected electrically to form an input of the detector. Each sensing member includes an electrode unit including a working electrode with a biorecognition element disposed thereon for reaction with the target analyte, and a reference electrode. Each sensing member receives the target analyte, so as to bring the target analyte into contact with the working and reference electrodes. The detector provides a voltage to each electrode unit, so as to generate a current that flows through the target analyte and that is detected for subsequent concentration analysis of the target analyte.