Automation of fizzy extraction enabled by inexpensive open-source modules.
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ABSTRACT: The implementation of most instrumental analysis methods requires a considerable amount of human effort at every step, including sample preparation, detection, and data processing. Automated analytical workflows decrease the amount of required work. However, commercial automated platforms are mainly available for well-established sample processing methods. In contrast, newly developed prototypes of analytical instruments are often operated manually, what limits their performance and decreases the chance of their adoption by the broader community. Open-source electronic modules facilitate the prototyping of complex analytical instruments and enable the incorporation of automated functions at the early stage of technique development. Here, we exemplify this advantage of open-source electroni
SUBMITTER: Yang HC
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6522666 | biostudies-literature | 2019 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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