diffmix_25px_0

A routed junction where two liquid channels meet and leave as one. No membrane and no air line. The name begins with “diffmix”, but the geometry is a plain channel junction. It keeps its file name rather than being given one that would assert physics we cannot source.

Variants

Sizes below are given in px: units of the design grid these parts were drawn on, where one unit is 0.0076 mm. That is not the printer's pixel. The printer has its own, different pixel size, and nothing on this page is expressed in it — see Hardware and process.

`diffmix_25px_0`

H.R.3.3 design

Parameters for diffmix_25px_0
Footprint	90 × 90 px
Ports	2 fluid in, 1 fluid out
Layout grid	0.0076 mm per px

Files for this variant

LEFdiffmix_25px_0.lef0.7 KBDownload
SCADdiffmix_25px_0.scad1.8 KBDownload

Technical details — where these descriptions come from

Two liquid inlets, one liquid outlet, no pneumatic ports.

Every number on this page is read out of the variant's own .scad source at build time, not copied from the old catalogue text. Sizes are given in the layout grid the cells are drawn on — px here is that grid, whose default is stated per variant below. It is not the printer's pixel pitch, which is a different number; see Hardware and process.

What the status words mean

Each variant's status names the printer it is drawn for: the H.R.3.3, the printer the README of the lab's process design kit names.

Tested in the lab with real chemistry	Measured against known chemistry in physical experiments.
Printed and measured on the bench	Printed, and its behaviour measured on the bench matches the design.
A test print	A physical article exists.
Checked in CAD	Modelled and geometry-checked in CAD.
Made by the design software	Ran end-to-end through the pipeline.
An idea	A design on paper or in a wizard spec.
A design for its printer	Drawn on its design kit's grid for the printer the kit is made for, which its status names.

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