Nano-microsystems :science and applications /

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"Version: 20250801"--Title page verso.Includes bibliographical references.1. Introduction of nano-microsystems -- 1.1. Introduction -- 1.2. Systems for microfluidics and related fields -- 1.3. Analysis and nano-microsystems -- 1.4. About the structure of the book and how it is read -- 1.5. Summary2. Design and concept for system thinking -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Lab-on-a-chip -- 2.3. Digital fluidics -- 2.4. Organ-on-a-chip -- 2.5. Fundamentals of microfluidic channel : surface tension and surface energy -- 2.6. Capillary as an elementary technology for lab-on-a-chip -- 2.7. Passive micromixer and particle diffusion -- 2.8. Recent integrated microsystems -- 2.9. Summary3. Nano/microfabrication for creating nano-microsystems -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. Modelling for nano/microscale structure -- 3.3. Outline of nano/microscale fabrication and procedures -- 3.4. Lithography -- 3.5. Thin film process -- 3.6. Plating for nano/nano-microsystems -- 3.7. LIGA process -- 3.8. Three-dimensional printing technology -- 3.9. Moulding and sealing for microfluidics -- 3.10. Nanoimprint lithography -- 3.11. Milling -- 3.12. Laser micromachining -- 3.13. Deep RIE -- 3.14. Surface treatment -- 3.15. Example of microsystem fabrication -- 3.16. Summary4. Nano/microfluidics -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Basic of fluidics -- 4.3. Droplet based microfluidics -- 4.4. Summary5. Lab-on-a-disk -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Physics of centrifugal microfluidics -- 5.3. Valve mechanism -- 5.4. Fabrication and experimentation -- 5.5. Application of LOD -- 5.6. Summary6. Actuator systems based on surface acoustic wave devices -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Background -- 6.3. Basics of surface acoustic waves -- 6.4. Principle of SAW excitation -- 6.5. How to generate a SAW -- 6.6. Fabrication of a SAW electrode and system with a SAW actuator -- 6.7. Fluid manipulation -- 6.8. Sensors for chemical reaction -- 6.9. Powder transport -- 6.10. Powder feeder -- 6.11. Centrifugation devices actuated by the SAW excitation -- 6.12. Application of disposable microchip platform with removable SAW actuators -- 6.13. Summary7. On-chip synthesis of organic and chemical materials -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Microfluidic platform for combinatorial synthesis based on droplet control -- 7.3. Microwave-induced reaction -- 7.4. Principle of microwave heating -- 7.5. Design and fabrication of post-wall waveguides and microfluidic channels -- 7.6. Structural materials -- 7.7. Waveguide design, fabrication and evaluation -- 7.8. Summary8. Optoelectrofluidics, platforms based on combination of electrokinetics and optics -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Overviews of principles -- 8.3. Optoelectrofluidic systems -- 8.4. Optofluidic systems with SERS-active structure -- 8.5. Optoelectrofluidic printing -- 8.6. Electrochemical reaction monitoring -- 8.7. Summary9. Future systems -- 9.1. Recent research trends -- 9.2. How will nano-microsystems develop?Full-text restricted to subscribers or individual document purchasers.The Nano-Microsystem offers a precise experimental platform through semiconductor microfabrication and automated measurement control. It supports both scientific research and engineering applications, enabling the development of practical, real-world devices. This book serves as a comprehensive guide to utilising Nano-Microsystems, covering key concepts, policies, fabrication techniques, and implementation examples. It introduces microfluidic systems, detailing their principles, design, and construction methods. Aimed at scientists who have struggled to construct experimental systems systematically when conducting scientific experiments, and for engineers seeking applied research. Additionally, the book provides novice students with information on Nano-Microsystems that will be useful for their own research.Scientists and engineering working on nano/microsystems, including scientific researchers and engineers working on the applications of these systems. The book will also be suitable for researchers in other fields such as molecular science, organic chemical synthesis and chemical analysis.Also available in print.Mode of access: World Wide Web.System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader, EPUB reader, or Kindle reader.Akinobu Yamaguchi is a professor at Toyo University, Japan, in the department of Electrical, Electric and Communications Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering. His research focuses on nano-microsystems, spintronics, synchrotron radiation reactions, operando molecular sensing during electrochemical reaction and photo-induced chemical reaction etc and other applications. He is researching and teaching the creation of nano-microsystems and their applications of scientific research results.Title from PDF title page (viewed on September 5, 2025).

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Nanostructured materials.
Nanotechnology.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Nanotechnology & MEMS.
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