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Journal: Micromachines
Article Title: A Nontoxic Battery with 3D-Printed Housing for On-Demand Operation of Microcontrollers in Microfluidic Sensors
doi: 10.3390/mi10090588
Figure Lengend Snippet: Equivalent circuit diagram and setup of the conductivity sensor. ( a ) Simplified equivalent circuit of the sensor setup. Alternating contact with conductive and nonconductive liquids changes the electrical properties of the electrodes. C pa includes all parasitic capacities, such as stray capacitance of the printed circuit board (PCB), input capacitance of the electronic system, etc. C’ py is the capacity of the insulating parylene C layer above the electrodes, and R ely represents the ohmic resistance due to the limited conductibility of the electrolyte. ( b ) Block diagram of the electronic system used for sensing of the conductivity. A step-up converter upregulates the battery voltage U B to the supply voltage U S required for the microprocessor. The charge and discharge times of the capacitor are monitored and converted into a rectangular signal with corresponding frequency. The frequency is read out via a microcontroller and communicated to a PC via a RS-232-interface. ( c ) Scheme of the setup of the microfluidic channel with the sensing electrodes.
Article Snippet: This frequency is read out by a
Techniques: Blocking Assay, Battery
Journal: Micromachines
Article Title: A Nontoxic Battery with 3D-Printed Housing for On-Demand Operation of Microcontrollers in Microfluidic Sensors
doi: 10.3390/mi10090588
Figure Lengend Snippet: Sensor performance and response time. ( a ) Alternating droplets of conducting fluid (water) and nonconducting fluid (FC-40) were passed over the sensing electrodes. The electrodes detected the change in conductivity, resulting in a change of the charge and discharge time of the capacitor, which is displayed as a change in the corresponding frequency. The battery-operated microcontroller ensures a quick and stable readout of the alternating conductivity over 100 min at 2 mA discharge current. ( b ) Sensor response time: Close-up of the detected frequency change. The sensor detects the change between the two fluids in less than 0.4 s.
Article Snippet: This frequency is read out by a
Techniques: Battery