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Using this wiki you would be able to learn to design microfluidic devices using LFR. It will also be the repository for all the standards and documentation necessary for understanding LFR.
LFR (Liquid Flow Relations) is a hardware description language used for describing microfluidic architectures. It's borrows inspirations and syntax from Verilog while ensuring the user's ability to sufficiently describe microfluidic architectures.
- LFR
modulebreakdown - Variables & Data Types
- Types of LFR descriptions
- Fluid Interaction Graphs (FIGs)
- Structural Descriptions
- Explicit Technology Mapping
- Fluidic Operations & Description
- Flow Annotations
- Distribution Blocks
- Control Line Logic
A. While it might not be necessary to know how to program, familiarity with programming, especially with Verilog and digital design would be beneficially.
A. No LFR can't be used to describe how the valve sequences operate over time, however the user can describe open/close relationships between different valves.
A. No LFR cannot describe anything that is electronic. You can use Verilog for that.
A. Not at the moment, this is a future project.
A. Not at the moment, this is a future project.
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