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Direct heating of aqueous droplets using high frequency voltage signals on an EWOD platform

Nampoothiri et al., 2018

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9112563527590602989
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Nampoothiri K
Seshasayee M
Srinivasan V
Bobji M
Sen P
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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We demonstrate a new technique of heating aqueous droplets on conventional EWOD electrodes by using high-frequency high-voltage AC signals. At high actuation frequencies (10–1000 kHz), the droplet temperature rises due to Joule heating from the ohmic currents …
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