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  4. Single step fabrication and characterization of PDMS micro lens and its use in optocapillary flow manipulation
 
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Single step fabrication and characterization of PDMS micro lens and its use in optocapillary flow manipulation

Date Issued
01-05-2016
Author(s)
Damodara, Sreekant
George, Derosh
Ashis Kumar Sen 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
DOI
10.1016/j.snb.2015.12.070
Abstract
We report single-step fabrication and characterization of PDMS microlens and demonstrate its use in optocapillary flow manipulation. Mixed PDMS droplets are dispensed over a thermally controlled Si substrate and cured to obtain microlenses. The spreading characteristics of sessile PDMS droplets are measured with time and substrate temperature. The gel-time of PDMS drops is studied for various substrate temperatures. The micro lenses are characterized based on the numerical aperture, focal length, f/number, optical transparency and spot size. Finally, micro lenses are used for focusing light from a low power IR laser for the manipulation of capillary flow in a microchannel.
Volume
227
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