Berg, R.
(1991),
Milliwatt mixer for small fluid samples, Review of Scientific Instruments
(Accessed October 7, 2024)
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Milliwatt mixer for small fluid samples
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Mixing without excessive heating is sometimes needed for temperature-sensitive fluids. We modified an inexpensive low-frequency electronic filter based on a mechanical resonator to produce a compact (16 mm) and low-power (l-3 mW) mixer for low viscosity fluids. Tests made in air and methanol at room temperature and in fluoroform near its critical point are compared against the predictions of an electromechanical model.Citation
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Created February 1, 1991, Updated February 17, 2017