МИКРОКЛАПАНЫ В МИКРОФЛЮИДНЫХ УСТРОЙСТВАХ. ЧАСТЬ 1. АКТИВНЫЕ МИКРОКЛАПАНЫ (ОБЗОР)

Автор: А. Н. Зубик, Г. Е. Рудницкая, А. А. Евстрапов

Журнал: Научное приборостроение @nauchnoe-priborostroenie

Статья в выпуске: 4, 2023 года.

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Микроклапан является одним из важнейших функциональных элементов микрофлюидного устройства. Микроклапаны позволяют организовать движение потоков, их дозирование, регулирование расхода, смешивание, загрузку жидкости и ее изоляцию в реакционной камере, что широко используется в интегрированных микрофлюидных системах. Существует много типов микроклапанов, каждый из которых имеет разные характеристики и предназначен для решения определенных задач. Микроклапаны разработаны в виде активных или пассивных конструктивных элементов с механическими, немеханическими внутренними или внешними системами. В этой статье представлен обзор наиболее используемых конструкций микроклапанов в микрофлюидике, основанных на различных исполнительных механизмах.

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Микрофлюидика, микроклапан, активный клапан, пассивный клапан

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