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Applications of a Microfluidic Amplifier As a Bi-Stable Device in an Oxygen Delivery System
This paper presents the application of a planar, fluid amplifier which has been used as a bi-stable element in an intermittent, oxygen delivery device. The proportional fluid amplifier is made bi-stable by positive feedback: by connecting its outputs to its inputs, through a fluid resistor network. The fluidic fluid amplifier is the device that gave birth to the fluidics technology, in 1959, at the former Harry Diamond Laboratories (U.S. Army).
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