When analysing cell growth, it is essential to observe carbon dioxide levels. Additionally, when ambient pollution has to be measured, volatile organic compound (VOC) sensors are used. That is why we worked on a Case Study specific for the use … Weiter
Our case study “Characterization of mp6-micropump-driven vibrating meshes” takes a closer look into very, very low flow rates. This is needed for highly viscose liquids that are otherwise not suitable for microfluidic systems. Please find here our case study for … Weiter
The case study “Self-sustaining pressure-driven flow in microfluidics” shows you a specific way of pumping liquids. Since the system works with air pressure, only a select few components come in direct contact with the liquid. This is an easy and … Weiter
Our case study “Optimized liquid pumping by pump-parameter matching (sensor-enabled media recognition)” explains how you can identify liquids. We use a sensor that measures the thermal conductivity of liquids and mixtures. That way, you can easily identify liquids without the … Weiter
The case study “Controlled Dosing of Water based Liquids with the mp6 micropump” gives you a great overview over the general dosing of liquids and mixtures. It features some general information about microfluidics as well as more specific applications for … Weiter
Our case study “Droplet generation with the mp6 micropump and microfluidic chips” discusses how you can generate microscopic droplets in a microfluidic system. Many different applications are droplet-based. Check out our case study and the corresponding video explaining how to … Weiter
Our case study “Active sensor feeding with micropumps” explains how you can integrate a CO2 sensor in your microfluidic system. It also discusses why active fluidic systems work better than passive ones with air analysis. Please find here our case … Weiter
The case study “Characterization of mp6-micropump-driven vibrating meshes” compares different types of vibrating meshes. It shows which one works best with specific applications and how to connect them with the mp6 micropump. You can also take a look at our … Weiter