Ultrasonic Method for Measuring Concentrations of Particles, Cells and Islets in Suspension

Devices, systems and methods for measuring and detecting properties of a variety of particles or cells in suspension. Properties, such as, for example, velocity of particles, concentration and/or size may be measured according to the methods of the invention. Acoustic energy may be introduced to a focal zone and narrow band interrogating signals may be used. The acoustic energy may cause movement or streaming of the fluid or suspension. The acoustic streaming may allow a Doppler effect measurement without any other source of velocity.

Researchers

Steven Africk / Clark Colton

Departments: Department of Chemical Engineering
Technology Areas: Biotechnology: Sensors & Monitoring / Drug Discovery and Research Tools: Cell Interrogation / Sensing & Imaging: Acoustics
Impact Areas: Healthy Living

  • system and method for ultrasonic measuring of particle properties
    United States of America | Granted | 7,543,480
  • system and method for ultrasonic measuring of particle properties
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