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Application of CCD in biorheology: novel microrheometer

The rheological behavior of human somatic liquids is important in biological and medical studies. Today the rheological measurement of biofluids trends toward minimization of fluid samples. This paper deals with a microrheometer able to test a small sample less than 1 ml. The instrument, as a next generation of the oscillating magnetic microrheometer, features incorporation of CCD photoelectronic detection, white noise, and digital signal processing techniques. Using the instrument a high-resolution measurement and a real time analysis of signals may be achieved. The results measured by the instrument are very accurate.