Impedance spectroscopy-based cell/particle position detection in microfluidic systems

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Abstract

An impedance spectroscopy-based cell/particle position detection method in microfluidic systems is presented. A single pair of non-parallel surface microelectrodes was utilized to detect the transverse positions of particles/cells flowing in a microchannel without the need for a multi-electrode multi-channel impedance detection. This method can be a simple solution for high-throughput and low-cost position detection in microfluidic sorting and separation applications.

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Wang, H., Sobahi, N., & Han, A. (2017). Impedance spectroscopy-based cell/particle position detection in microfluidic systems. Lab on a Chip, 17(7), 1264–1269. https://doi.org/10.1039/C6LC01223J

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