On 02/27/2015 01:33 AM, Andy Morgan wrote:
> allowing me to run the whole thing off of just the one simple circuit described in the original instructable.
>
> Perhaps I'll look into using one peltier
Things can get complicated quickly. Think of how heat flows, and you'll see every time that
condensation is on things that lag the current air/sample-block temperature colder. When
air/sample-block is cooling down there is no problem. Peltier is complexity exxxtra. Lose it.
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Re: [DIYbio] Electronic requirements for redesign of Arduino PCR thermal cycler
Re: [DIYbio] At home fabrication of micron scale microfluidics
On 02/26/2015 02:32 PM, Peter Shankles wrote:
> What I want to know is:
> What types of features and designs would be most important to include?
Ability to design chambers in between thin flexible layers -- so they could become pumps...
Pressure connections, (5 bar or whatever your process can do), out the top,
(normal to the plane), of planar microfluidic assy.
> How much would you be willing to pay for this functionality (software will be open source, but there is hardware as well)?
$500+
> What would you be most interested in using microfluidics for?
Flow cytometry on the cheap.
> Anything else you can think of. I would appreciate any input you have.
Does this avail existing flex circuit fabbing tech in polyamide?
John Griessen
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