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COMSOL Inc multiphysics simulations of microfluidic channels

Illustration of <t>Microfluidic</t> Flip-Chip ( A ) Image shows the fabricated MFC using a soft lithography process along with the illustration. ( B ) A graphic illustration of the MFC shows the three-layered structure with PDMS channels as the top layer, through-hole membrane as the middle layer, and titanium electrodes as the third bottom layer. ( C ) The parameters affecting chip performance—the PDMS membrane thickness (t m ), the diameter of fusion well (d w ), the distance between adjacent wells (d aw ), the distance between electrodes (d), and the distance between adjacent electrodes (d ae ) are as shown. Scale bar: 200 µm.

Multiphysics Simulations Of Microfluidic Channels, supplied by COMSOL Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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multiphysics simulations of microfluidic channels - by Bioz Stars, 2026-10

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1) Product Images from "A Microfluidic Flip-Chip Combining Hydrodynamic Trapping and Gravitational Sedimentation for Cell Pairing and Fusion"

Article Title: A Microfluidic Flip-Chip Combining Hydrodynamic Trapping and Gravitational Sedimentation for Cell Pairing and Fusion

Journal: Cells

doi: 10.3390/cells10112855

Illustration of Microfluidic Flip-Chip ( A ) Image shows the fabricated MFC using a soft lithography process along with the illustration. ( B ) A graphic illustration of the MFC shows the three-layered structure with PDMS channels as the top layer, through-hole membrane as the middle layer, and titanium electrodes as the third bottom layer. ( C ) The parameters affecting chip performance—the PDMS membrane thickness (t m ), the diameter of fusion well (d w ), the distance between adjacent wells (d aw ), the distance between electrodes (d), and the distance between adjacent electrodes (d ae ) are as shown. Scale bar: 200 µm.

Figure Legend Snippet: Illustration of Microfluidic Flip-Chip ( A ) Image shows the fabricated MFC using a soft lithography process along with the illustration. ( B ) A graphic illustration of the MFC shows the three-layered structure with PDMS channels as the top layer, through-hole membrane as the middle layer, and titanium electrodes as the third bottom layer. ( C ) The parameters affecting chip performance—the PDMS membrane thickness (t m ), the diameter of fusion well (d w ), the distance between adjacent wells (d aw ), the distance between electrodes (d), and the distance between adjacent electrodes (d ae ) are as shown. Scale bar: 200 µm.

Techniques Used: Membrane

Irradiation:

Article Title: On-chip synthesis of ruthenium complex by microwave-induced reaction in a microchannel coupled with post-wall waveguide
Article Snippet: We demonstrate the on-chip synthesis of a ruthenium complex based on a microwave-induced reaction in a microchannel coupled with a post-wall 24.15 GHz waveguide.. The chip structure for continuous microwave irradiation of solvents and reactants comprises a post-wall waveguide and a microchannel that enters and exits the waveguide by passing between the metallic posts.. To miniaturize the waveguide, it is designed to contain the 24.125 GHz industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) band instead of the commonly used 2.45 GHz ISM band.

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Article Title: A Microfluidic Flip-Chip Combining Hydrodynamic Trapping and Gravitational Sedimentation for Cell Pairing and Fusion
Article Snippet: COMSOL Multiphysics simulations of microfluidic channels, Figure S3.