Highly sensitive thermopile heat power sensor for micro-fluid calorimetry of biochemical processes
Authors:
- V. BaierVBV. Baier
- R. FödischRFR. Födisch
- A. IhringAIA. Ihring
- E. KesslerEKE. Kessler
- J. LerchnerJLJ. Lerchner
- G. WolfGWG. Wolf
- J.M. KöhlerJKJ.M. Köhler
- M. NietzschMNM. Nietzsch
- M. KrügelMKM. Krügel
- 1 September 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Sensors and Actuators A: Physical
- Vol. 123-124, 354-359
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