The study on MEMS-based micro pump technology
Jianguo Cui, Yunlong Wei, Xiaolin Zheng, Hong Wang, Yanqing Wu
Abstract
Jianguo Cui, Yunlong Wei, Xiaolin Zheng, Hong Wang, Yanqing Wu
Abstract
The micropump, an important operational device of MEMS, plays a very important role in micro systems. As the micropump becomes smaller and smaller, the fabrication of the moving parts becomes more and more difficult. Therefore, many micropumps based on new principles have been developed. They are divided into two types, pumps with mechanical components and ones without them. To date, most of these micropumps are membrane-driven. The research on the micropump in the past decade is reviewed. The current status of micropump research, the structural designs and principle of operation of microfluidic controlling systems are presented in this paper. Some unresolved problems are discussed. Finally, new ideas are put forward.
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The micropump, an important operational device of MEMS, plays a very important role in micro systems. As the micropump becomes smaller and smaller, the fabrication of the moving parts becomes more and more difficult. Therefore, many micropumps based on new principles have been developed. They are divided into two types, pumps with mechanical components and ones without them. To date, most of these micropumps are membrane-driven. The research on the micropump in the past decade is reviewed. The current status of micropump research, the structural designs and principle of operation of microfluidic controlling systems are presented in this paper. Some unresolved problems are discussed. Finally, new ideas are put forward.
Key concepts: Micropump, Microelectromechanical systems, Microfluidics, Fabrication, Mechanical engineering, Current (fluid), Engineering, Computer science