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Fabrication of ceramic-polymer microstructure for capillary electrophoresis with usage of photosensitive paste and thick film technology
Abstract
Fabrication of a ceramic-polymer hybrid structure with microchannel was accomplished. The structure for capillary electrophoresis is presented as an example system. The method of fabrication of such a structure is not complicated, makes use of well known technologies like thick film and photolithography, and commercially available materials. It could be used for manufacture of structures with different shapes and dimensions. The process relies on printing dielectric photosensitive paste onto a ceramic support, drying and exposing to UV light through a mask with suitable pattern, developing and firing. A thin glaze layer is deposited on the top of the structure in order to make possible reversible or irreversible bonding with transparent poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) and adapting this chip to measurements with the use of optical detection.