Microcoils for transport of magnetic beads

Integrated magnetic devices were fabricated, consisting of arrays of microcoils of a novel structure, embedded in a silicon substrate, with small conductors asymmetrically shaped and with ferromagnetic pillars made of a magnetic alloy (NiCoP) as magnetic cores. These structures generated large magne...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2006-01, Vol.88 (3), p.032501-032501-3
Main Authors: Ramadan, Qasem, Yu, Chen, Samper, Victor, Poenar, Daniel Puiu
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