The Proceedings of the International Conference on Motion and Vibration Control
Online ISSN : 2424-2977
6.2
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A MICRO PROBE FOR MEASURING RESISTANCE AGAINST A CELL
Tetsuji DohiIsao Shimoyama
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Pages 1062-1066

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This paper reports on an actuated micro probe with a force sensor for inserting it into a cell. The resistance of the insertion was measured by a strain gauge located on the beams of an SOI wafer. The micro probe supported by 4 beams (1000×10×5[μm]) was vibrated by electrostatic actuators. This micro probe was inserted into a fish egg. The spring constant of a fish egg membrane, the fracture load of a fish egg, and the friction between the probe and an egg were measured. Two types of insertion, with/without vibration, were carried out in the experiment. The forces during the insertion with/without vibration are about 10[μN] and 6[μN], respectively. Therefore the vibration of the probe is useful for precise positioning.
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© 2002 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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