Booth, J.
, Egan, S.
, Little, C.
, Padilla, A.
, Wang, Y.
and Orloff, N.
(2014),
Dielectrofluidics for Electronic-Based Chemical and Particle Analysis, The 18th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences, San Antonio, TX
(Accessed April 27, 2025)
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Dielectrofluidics for Electronic-Based Chemical and Particle Analysis
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Abstract
The interactions of electromagnetic fields with matter are described by means of the polarization and magnetization of the material under study. Analogous to the way that magnetofluidics seeks to exploit magnetic interactions for sensing and manipulating magnetic materials in microfluidic systems, dielectrofluidics exploits interactions based on the sample polarization, which occur due to local charge separation. We present a microfluidic-based system for quantitative measurement of the dielectric response of chemical and biological samples over a wide range of frequencies up to 100 GHz, in order to gain an understanding of fundamental electromagnetic interactions at the molecular and cellular levels.Proceedings Title
The 18th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences
Conference Dates
October 26-30, 2014
Conference Location
San Antonio, TX
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
Dielectrofluidics, Permittivity function, Polarization
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Created August 18, 2014, Updated January 27, 2020