Design and realization Sample Clauses

Design and realization. Different approaches to fluidics were evaluated. Both fluidics for the final demonstrator and for the developmental work was considered. In the former case, it is important to find a solution suitable for rational fabrication and for analyses carried out within minutes. In the latter case, we need a solution that is easy to assemble for all partners (also those who have not access to printing equipment) and suitable for long-time measurements, say 1 h. We have tested flow channels of different plastic materials combined with either SU8, double-sided adhesive (MACTAC) or a screen printable adhesive (SP7555, MS) to confine the analyte reservoir and flow channel. SU8 is difficult to laminate and is hydrophobic. MACTAC works better, and is easily applied, but during long-time exposures we believe that the liquid penetrates the adhesive layer to some extent. Best results were achieved for the screen printable adhesive SP7555, which is more resistant to liquids than the double-sided tape. It is also transparent and easily laminated to the top layer of the structure. During our experiments we observed slow or interrupted flow in some of the test structures. The project reviewers advised us to evaluate the flow properties in an intermediate structure with a functionalized semiconductor surface. A test was made in order to confirm that flowing liquids into our selected sensor system would not present any problem. Especially, we wanted to confirm that the structure would allow for liquid flow after functionalization of the semiconductor area. A structure using materials that have shown to inhibit flow of DI water (P3HT, teonex, evaporated Au) was made. pTHMMAA was incubated on the P3HT surface. Successful low tests with AZO-colored DI water and PBS were made (Figure 5.2). Also in structures without pTHMMAA flow was confirmed but it was not as fast as in the incubated structure.
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