Amperometric and Impedance Monitoring Systems for Biomedical Applications The book presents the conception and realization of a pervasive electronic architecture for electrochemical applications focusing on electronic instrumentation design and device development particularly in electrochemical Point of Care and Lab on a Chip devices covering examples based on amperometric (DC) and impedance detection (AC) techniques. The presented electronics combine tailored front end instrumentation and back end data post processing enabling applications in different areas and across a variety of techniques analytes transducers and environments. It addresses how the electronics are designed and implemented with special interest in the flow process: starting from electronic circuits and electrochemical biosensor design to a final validation and implementation for specific applications. Similarly other important aspects are discussed throughout the book such as electrochemical techniques different analytes targets electronics reliability and robustness. The book also describes the use of the presented electronics in different electrochemical applications through some examples: instantaneous and non destructive cellular monitoring and portable glucose monitoring device. Moreover the book aims to introduce a comprehensive approach to electronic circuits techniques and electrochemical sensors in POC devices to a general audience of students in biomedical and electronics engineering scientists and engineers. Acknowledgements Abstract Abbreviations Contents List Of Figures 1 Introduction 2 Electronics architectures Box 3 Design Test and Validation of the proposed Architecture 4 Validation of the Pervasive Architecture with different applications 5 New Generation of POC Device: AN Hematrocrit (HCT) Detection Case 6 Conclusions Appendix A: Schematics Design and Validation of Different Potentiostat Topologies Appendix B: Schematics Design and Validation of an Electronic Device for EIS Applications Appendix C: Schematics Design and Validation of the HCT POC Device.