On-Chip Bio-Micro Separation and Operation Effected on the Diamagnetic Levitation with MEMS

Yu Xiang Cheng; Wei Ping Zhang; Shi Peng Li; Wen Yuan Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.483.264

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On-Chip Bio-Micro Separation and Operation Effected on the Diamagnetic Levitation with MEMS

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This paper reports an overview and development of the diamagnetic levitation technology. The paper presents the characteristic and application of the magnrto-Archemides levitation and also the key factors in the applications. In the paper, the simulation models are built, and analyzed with MEMS technology. Finally, technology development and the application, especially in the field of biomedicine, are prospected.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 483)

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June 2011

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Yu Xiang Cheng, Wei Ping Zhang, Shi Peng Li, Wen Yuan Chen

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Bio-Chip, Magneto Archimedes Levitation, Micro-Electromechanical System (MEMS)

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