Search for dissertations about: "wave separation"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 83 swedish dissertations containing the words wave separation.
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16. Development of a Sideband Separating SIS Mixer Technology for MM-Wavelengths
Abstract : This thesis presents work done in developing instrumentation for mm-wave radio astronomy. The main subject of the thesis is a sideband separating (2SB) receiver for 85-115 GHz based on a quadrature scheme with two identical SIS mixer junctions pumped by a LO applied with 90° phase difference. READ MORE
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17. Modal Analysis of Supersonic Flow Separation in Nozzles
Abstract : Operating a convergent-divergent nozzle under overexpanded conditions can lead to supersonic flow separation in the divergent section of the nozzle. In this case, an attached oblique shock wave forms at the separation base. READ MORE
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18. Characterization and Separation of Suspension Cells by Isoacoustic Focusing
Abstract : Enabling techniques for separating target cells, such as subgroups of white blood cells and cancercells from blood and other body fluids, are necessary for lab work facilitation, inline integration withhigh-end bioanalytical instrumentation, and for point-of-care or home testing. The work of this thesisaddresses this need by further studying an equilibrium-based ultrasonic wave-based technology calledisoacoustic focusing to characterize and gain access to cells. READ MORE
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19. Acoustofluidic preparation of whole blood components
Abstract : Whole blood is rich in information about the physical state of an individual and is routinely used in a variety of clinical and research applications. In this thesis, the use of a microfluidic technique called acoustophoresis for separation of different blood components is explored. READ MORE
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20. Microfluidic Preparation and Transport of Long DNA using Pillar Arrays
Abstract : This thesis presents a set of microfluidic tools and experimental studies for preparing (> 20 kbp) for genetic analysisas well as the transport of high-concentration, long-DNA solutions in pillar arrays.Long-DNA sample preparation with conventional gel-based techniques is slow (tens of hours to days) and laborious. READ MORE