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=== pH regulation and condutommetry === | === pH regulation and condutommetry === | ||
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| + | The Bioreactor contains a pH board, that can be used with a standard gel probe containing reference electrode and a BNC/RCA (Cinch) 2-Wires output. You can choose to regulate or not the pH of your solution, by changing the pH state. In order to regulate the pH, the target pH should be set and solutions of acid and base should be prepared. | ||
=== Dynamic gas Mix === | === Dynamic gas Mix === | ||
== External Resources == | == External Resources == | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 22 November 2016
The Project
History
List of contributors
Project Coordinators
Pr. Luc Patiny, ISIC EPFL-UNIL, Lausanne, CH Pr. Julien Wist, DARMN Research Group, Univalle, Cali, CO Pr. Janeth Sanabria, GAOX Research Group, Univalle, Cali, CO Quentin Cabrol, MSc Micro and Nanosystems EPFL
Current Collaborators, on Oct 2016
Clément Chenevas, Life Science Student EPFL : operation of Bioreactor v3 @ Univalle Alice Leydier, Life Science Student EPFL : operation of Bioreactor v3 @ Univalle Alexandre Gubert, Mechanical Student EPFL : mechanical Design of Bioreactor v3 @ Univalle Daniel K Michael
Past Collaborators Emilien Eric Marco Schukraft (1 more ?) David Lambalet Samuel Benketaf Raffael Tschui Gabriel Laupré Gael Grosch Oliver Peric
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Concept
Central Unit
Requirements Specifications
Mechanical Design
Electrical Design
Embedded Software
Remote Control & Visualizer
User Manual
Bill of Materials
Extension Modules
pH regulation and condutommetry
The Bioreactor contains a pH board, that can be used with a standard gel probe containing reference electrode and a BNC/RCA (Cinch) 2-Wires output. You can choose to regulate or not the pH of your solution, by changing the pH state. In order to regulate the pH, the target pH should be set and solutions of acid and base should be prepared.