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A microfluidic diluter based on pulse width flow modulation

Ainla et al., 2009

Document ID
9111461164056466028
Author
Ainla A
Gözen I
Orwar O
Jesorka A
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytical chemistry

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We demonstrate that pulse width flow modulation (PWFM) can be used to design fast, accurate, and precise multistage dilution modules for microfluidic devices. The PWFM stage unit presented here yields 10-fold dilution, but several PWFM stages can be connected in …
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