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Microflow sensing and control using an in-channel birefringent biomembrane
Nan Jia, Tianyang Deng, Charles Larouche, Tigran Galstian +2
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60% confidenceResearchers developed a birefringent in-channel chitosan micromembrane that can sense and control microflows using a simple cross-polarizer and calibration curve.
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Abstract
We report a flow sensitive birefringent in-channel chitosan micromembrane. Using a simple cross-polarizer and a calibration curve, the membrane functions as a flow rate meter, which also works as a feedback element for a flow control system.
Key findings
- The membrane is sensitive to flow rates and can be used as a flow rate meter.
- The membrane can also be used as a feedback element for a flow control system.
- The use of a cross-polarizer and calibration curve enables the membrane to function as a flow sensor and controller.
Keywords
PolarizerBirefringenceChannel (broadcasting)Volumetric flow rateCalibrationFlow (mathematics)
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- Lab on a Chip
- Year
- 2024