Infrared Wavelength Control Device using Electrowetting

Electrowetting based infrared lens using ionic liquids

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Wireless Ewod (electrowetting-on-dielectric) Device Using Planar Coils

This paper describes development and experimental verifications of wireless powering for EWOD microfluidics. First, the wireless powering is achieved by planar PCB coils (not by bulky, spool-type, conventional coils), resulting in seamless integration with EWOD array electrodes on a single and compact chip. Second, the obtained voltage for wireless EWOD is over 230Vrms, much higher than typical...

Automatic cytometric device using multiple wavelength excitations.

Precise identification of eosinophils, basophils, and specific subpopulations of blood cells (B lymphocytes) in an unconventional automatic hematology analyzer is demonstrated. Our specific apparatus mixes two excitation radiations by means of an acousto-optics tunable filter to properly control fluorescence emission of phycoerythrin cyanin 5 (PC5) conjugated to antibodies (anti-CD20 or anti-CR...

Electrowetting control of bouncing jets

Detection Wavelength Control of Uncooled Infrared Sensors Using Two-Dimensional Lattice Plasmonic Absorbers †

Wavelength-selective uncooled infrared (IR) sensors are highly promising for a wide range of applications, such as fire detection, gas analysis and biomedical analysis. We have recently developed wavelength-selective uncooled IR sensors using square lattice two-dimensional plasmonic absorbers (2-D PLAs). The PLAs consist of a periodic 2-D lattice of Au-based dimples, which allow photons to be m...