Alignment of elongated particles in a particle delivery device
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsDavid K. Biegelsen, Eugene M. Chow, Armin R. Volkel, Ashish Pattekar, Mandana Veiseh
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsDavid K. Biegelsen, Eugene M. Chow, Armin R. Volkel, Ashish Pattekar, Mandana Veiseh
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A device for delivery of particles into biological tissue includes at least one conduit and a propellant source fluidically coupled to the conduit and configured to deliver a propellant into the conduit. A particle source is configured to release elongated particles into the conduit, the elongated particles having a width, w, a length, l>w. The propellant source and the conduit are configured to propel the elongated particles in a collimated particle stream toward the biological tissue. An alignment mechanism is configured to align a longitudinal axis of the elongated particles to be substantially parallel to a direction of the particle stream in an alignment region of the conduit. The aligned elongated particles are ejected from the conduit and impact the biological tissue.
A device for delivery of particles into biological tissue comprising:
A method for delivery of particles into biological tissue comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.