Tools for Microspelling Signal Conversion

New specialized software and hardware for converting and indicating output information signals of a microfluidic counter and a microfluidic generator have been developed. The software and hardware are intended for use in highly reliable control systems, where discrete microfluidics elements and devices are used as a backup channel, as well as in analytical and scientific instrumentation.

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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icct62929.2024.10874989
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Music Technology and Sound Studies
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Tools for Microspelling Signal Conversion

Alexander A. Sukhorukov
Music Technology and Sound Studies
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Tools for Microspelling Signal Conversion

Alexander A. Sukhorukov
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Abstract

New specialized software and hardware for converting and indicating output information signals of a microfluidic counter and a microfluidic generator have been developed. The software and hardware are intended for use in highly reliable control systems, where discrete microfluidics elements and devices are used as a backup channel, as well as in analytical and scientific instrumentation.

V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences (RU)
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Music Technology and Sound Studies
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