Washington State University Vancouver

One-dimensional simulation of drop breakup in inkjet

Jiang H., Tan H., Washington State University Vancouver, US

Drop-on-demand (DoD) inkjet printing technology has a wide variety of applications in research and manufacturing, such as 3D printing, functional material printing, MEMS fabrication and tissue engineering, due to its advantage of high precision, simple [...]

A Novel Compact Lab-on-a-Chip Nanosensor for In-Channel Liquid Viscosity Detection

Xu J., Xue W., Zhao J., Washington State University Vancouver, US

Real-time monitoring of liquid’s viscosity has significant impacts on many areas such as medicine, biology and petrochemistry. However, most existing sensors have complicated fabrication and testing processes and are not truly compatible with fluidic systems [...]

Finite Element Modeling and Analysis of CMOS-SAW Sensors

Tigli O., Zaghloul M.E., Washington State University Vancouver, US

Finite element (FE) modeling and performance analysis of Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) devices that are developed in CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) technology are presented. CMOS-SAW devices were designed, fabricated and characterized as a biosensor [...]