Nanoscale
Microfluidic cantilevers truly work as a platform for nano ad pico scale measurements on a reagents such as DNA.
These MEMS sensors have a capability to characterize picoliter volumes of different reagents for various properties. The sensors have been tested for measurements such as physical, thermal and chemical properties of multiple types of reagents in liquid state. These sensors are used as consumables in Picomeasure PM3.
Microfluidic cantilevers truly work as a platform for nano ad pico scale measurements on a reagents such as DNA.
These MEMS sensors are manufactured with various designs, geometries and materials.
The microfluidic cantilever are also offered in dual channels configuration which provide simultaneous measurement of two different reagents.
These sensors can perform spectroscopy on picoscale reagents using infrared light.
These MEMS cantilevers are used for simultaneous measurements of two different liquids reagents. One prominent application of these innovative sensors can be running a measurement in parallel with a calibration standard reagent
Unlike a cantilever, these MEMS sensors are clamped on their both ends. They are also under a tension which makes them vibrate at higher resonance frequency therefore, these sensors exhibit higher sensitivity towards application such as mass loading of small particles, physical or thermal measurements of different reagents.
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