Microfluidic devices are becoming increasingly important in various fields of pharmacy, flow chemistry and healthcare. In the embedded microchannel, the flow rates, the dynamic viscosity of the transported liquids and the fluid dynamic properties play an important role. Various functional auxiliary components of microfluidic devices such as flow restrictors, valves and flow meters need to be characterised with liquids used in several microfluidic applications.
Design, Simulation, Fabrication and Characterization of piezoelectric MEMS Cantilever for Gas Density and Viscosity Sensors ApplicationsA. Mehdaoui¹, C. Huber¹, J. Becker¹, F. Schraner¹, L. Villanueva² ¹TrueDyne Sensors AG, Reinach BL (Switzerland), ²Ecole...
Today would have been Isaac Newton’s birthday. Our viscosity sensor VLO-M1 loves Newtonian fluids. Thank you for that.
Today would have been Rudolf Clausius’ birthday. Thanks today go out to Rudolf for formulating the second law of thermodynamics. It helps us even now with scientific progress and understanding.
Today would have been James Precott Joule’s birthday. His quote sounds a bit like one of our physicists. Thanks today go out to them for the outstanding improvements they’ve made to our sensors.
Today would have been Michael Faraday’s birthday. Maybe this was a flash of inspiration on his part?
Today would have been Leonhard Euler’s birthday. We find his theories the “maximum”.
Today would have been John Dalton’ birthday. Without doubt this post is (will be) of interest to those who are interested in this post.
Today would have been the birthday of Hermann von Helmholtz. Thanks for the theory. We like experimenting on your behalf.
Today would have been Osborne Reynolds’ birthday. It’s good that there were (are) people who see limitations in thinking as an interim solution and not as the end result.
Today would have been Georges Gabriel Stokes’ birthday. An interesting statement from him, when you think about today’s discussions relating to Disruptive Technologies.
Today would have been the birthday of Hendrik Antoon Lorentz. If the “weighable matter” is liquid, we are delighted to perform the measurement with our viscosity sensor VLO-M1.
Today would have been the birthday of William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin. Are you perhaps reading this post overseas? If so, it is interesting to know that William Thomson was involved in the development of the Transatlantic Cable.
Today would have been Blaise Pascal’s birthday. What is your opinion on Blaise Pascal’s statement?
Today would have been the birthday of Charles Augustin de Coulomb. And we took a long time to find this short quote.
Today would have been Thomas Young’s birthday. Make an appointment for a meeting with us and who knows; you may well be amazed.
Today would have been James Clerk Maxwell’s birthday. Evaluations based on data are a good start. Our data sheets are available for download from our website.
Today would have been Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit’s birthday. Any there any people in your life who have made you interested in a particular topic?
Today would have been the birthday of Gaspard Gustave de Coriolis. Did you know that he is one of the 72 scientists and engineers with his name immortalized on the Eiffel tower?
Today would have been Richard Feynman’s birthday. Put our density sensor to the test and find out just how good it is in finding out the answers.
Today would have been Giovanni Battista Venturi’s birthday. Why not use the Venturi effect to make your measurement medium flow through our density sensor DLO-M1.
Today would have been the birthday of Gustav Robert Kirchhoff. Theoretically he was right…
Today would have been the birthday of Gotthilf Heinrich Ludwig Hagen. Thanks to him and French doctor Jean Léonard Marie Poiseuille, today we have Hagen-Poiseuille’s Law.
Today would have been Heinrich Hertz’s birthday. Let’s not lose the electricity supply, otherwise you won’t be able to read his quote.
Today would have been Alessandro Volta’s birthday. We’ll drink a black coffee to that.
Today would have been the birthday of Claude Louis Marie Henri Navier. Did you know that he is one of the 72 scientists and engineers with his name immortalized on the Eiffel tower?
Today would have been Daniel Bernoulli’s birthday. Did you know that at Bernoullis’ time, energy was still referred to as “living force”?
Today would have been André-Marie Ampère's birthday. Our hardware and software developers are still grateful today for his knowledge.Sensors that might interest youGases Density sensor DGF-I1 Liquids Density sensor DLO-M1 Density sensor DLO-M2_exViscosity sensor...
