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titleOfInvention Micro-fluidic chip based on dielectrophoresis/electrowetting effect
abstract A micro-fluidic chip based on dielectrophoresis/electrowetting effects comprises a substrate layer, a longitudinal driving electrode layer, a dielectric layer, a hydrophobic coating, a liquid drop layer, a hydrophobic coating, a dielectric layer, a transverse driving electrode layer and a substrate layer which are sequentially stacked from top to bottom; the two hydrophobic coatings are separated by a support layer; the longitudinal driving electrode layer comprises M longitudinal driving electrode strips, the transverse driving electrode layer comprises N transverse driving electrode strips, the transverse driving electrode strips and the longitudinal driving electrode strips are crisscrossed, each crossed point forms a control unit, and the microfluidic chip is controlled by M multiplied by N driving electrode arrays. The micro-fluidic chip can greatly reduce the use of external connecting wires, so that the electrodes on the central part of the electrode array can be independently controlled, and the method is easy to design and manufacture.
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