Electronic configuration and control for acoustic standing wave generation
An acoustic standing wave and terminal technology, which is applied in the field of electronic configuration and control for generating acoustic standing waves, can solve the problems of plane standing waves hindering continuous operation, unable to capture different types of materials, and unfavorable materials.
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[0164] A 2D numerical model was developed for the acoustophoresis device using the COMSOL simulation software. The model is in Figure 13 shown in . The device comprises an aluminum wall 222 and a stainless steel reflector 224 opposite the wall. Embedded in the wall is a piezoelectric transducer 230 . As shown, the transducer is in the form of a 4-element piezoelectric array. Wall 222 and reflector 224 define a flow chamber, and arrow 225 indicates the direction of fluid flow through the flow chamber. The piezoelectric transducer is in direct contact with the fluid. Channels / cutouts 210 and potting material 212 are also shown, although no potting material was used in the simulation.
[0165] The simulation software was run and its output compared with published data (Barmatz, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 77, 928, 1985). Figure 14A The acoustic potential U is compared. Figure 14B The x-component of the acoustic radiation force (ARF) is compared. Figure 14C Compare the y compo...
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