8. Microfluidics
Microsystems are continuously operating devices in which small dimensions (typical channel diameter between 10 µm and 2-3 mm) will induce particular performances, such as better control of fluid transport phenomena [IN 94]. In this type of system, the flow regime is laminar. The two phases are usually brought into contact either by co-axial injection (figure 14a), or by joining the two feed channels in a T (figure
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Microfluidics