Increased surface flashover voltage in microfabricated devices

Increased surface flashover voltage in microfabricated devices

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Prediction of Flashover Voltage of Insulators Using Low Voltage Surface Resistance Measurement

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We review newest developments in the design and fabrication of drug delivery devices based on micropatterned structures. Electronic devices have now reached a stage of dimensions comparable to those of biological macromolecules. This raises exciting possibilities for combining microelectronics and biotechnology to develop new technologies with unprecedented power and versatility. While molecula...

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This paper presents a review of microfabricated devices for genetic diagnostics. Genetic diagnostics are powerful technology drivers and excellent candidate applications for miniaturization technologies because the demand for inexpensive genetic information is essentially unlimited, and the cost and time for the diagnostic decreases with sample volume. Genetic information is stored in long DNA ...

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Many cell types, including neurons, chromaffin cells of the adrenal adrenal gland and mast cells, release transmitter molecules stored in ‘vesicles’ by a process called exocytosis. In this process, an intracellular vesicle loaded with molecules to be secreted, fuses with the cell membrane, forming an initial opening called a fusion pore, and emits its contents into the extracellular space. The ...