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[[User:Steven J. Koch|Steve Koch]] 16:58, 8 March 2010 (EST): We developed and used a gravitational-based calibration method to calibrate the spring used in the APL report. At the time (2006), we expected to pursue the work a bit further and write up a methods paper describing it further. However, all of the co-authors on the paper left Sandia shortly thereafter, and we were unable to take further data. To at least have a small benefit, I'm going to post the details of the method here. | ==Supplemental information for "Micromachined piconewton force sensor for biophysics investigations"== | ||
[[User:Steven J. Koch|Steve Koch]] 16:58, 8 March 2010 (EST): We developed and used a gravitational-based calibration method to calibrate the spring used in the [http://link.aip.org/link/?APL/89/173901 APL report]. At the time (2006), we expected to pursue the work a bit further and write up a methods paper describing it further. However, all of the co-authors on the paper left Sandia shortly thereafter, and we were unable to take further data. To at least have a small benefit, I'm going to post the details of the method here. | |||
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Supplemental information for "Micromachined piconewton force sensor for biophysics investigations"
Steve Koch 16:58, 8 March 2010 (EST): We developed and used a gravitational-based calibration method to calibrate the spring used in the APL report. At the time (2006), we expected to pursue the work a bit further and write up a methods paper describing it further. However, all of the co-authors on the paper left Sandia shortly thereafter, and we were unable to take further data. To at least have a small benefit, I'm going to post the details of the method here.
