It's my blog. I do what I want.
The microscope I will be spending a lot of time with. It is pretty, isn't it? I can't remember when was the last time I used one of them. I was probably in high school.
Our not-so-pretty-but-effective circuits for the pressure sensor and the pinch valves. Our professor doesn't like to spend money on equipments, so Ying and I have to come up with all kinds of ideas to make stuff work with the minimum expenses. She is very good at it, and I am catching up.
The microchannel. I finally figured out how to properly use my camera. I had been complaining about its incapability to take pictures of small objects, but it turned out I was wrong! (can you believe that?) See how clear this picture is! Please note that the distance between the two lines (or the channel width) is only 0.2 mm.
posted by beneathwing @ 4:08 PM
4 Comments:
haha, we are good!
Are you sure the two lines are 0.2mm? I think one line is one channel, which is 0.2mm, and there is a mirror image ofthe channel behind/below it, which make it looks like a channel composed of two lines.
You were right about the mirror image. However, if you click on the picture and take a look at the full-size one, you can still see clearly both edges of the channel. :)
Thanks for pointing that out!
hehe, nice camera!
Very nice and I don't believe you could have been wrong.
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