Ultrasonic levitation is a non-contact method of manipulating samples in mid-air that has drawn significant interest in the fields of biochemistry and pharmaceutical science. In these fields, the stability of levitated droplets is crucial for effective applications. This study aims to investigate the droplet levitation while focusing on their oscillation dynamics and levitation stability using an ultrasonic levitator with multiple nodes.
Ultrasonic levitation of droplets
Ultrasonic levitation.
Sevan Harput
Associate Professor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Sevan is a Associate Professor in the at Division of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, London South Bank University, where he leads the SPEED Ultrasound Lab. The ultrasound researchlab aims to develop new imaging and sensing technologies using acoustic waves at ultrasonic frequencies.