dmf-device-ui
dmf-device-ui is a graphical user interface to control a digital microfluidics control system (such as the MicroDrop/DropBot system described in detail in [Fobel et al., Appl. Phys. Lett. 102, 193513 (2013)][2]).
If you use this software in work that you publish, please cite as appropriate.
Installation
## Automatic installation ##
The dmf-device-ui package is a dependency of the dmf_device_ui_plugin MicroDrop plugin, and will be installed automatically if the dmf_device_ui_plugin plugin is installed.
## Manual installation ##
pip install –find-links http://192.99.4.95/wheels –trusted-host 192.99.4.95 dmf-device-ui
The –find-links and –trusted-host are required to provide binary Gtk2 dependencies as wheels. Visit http://192.99.4.95/wheels to browse the contents.
The wheels server at 192.99.4.95 is maintained by Christian Fobel <christian@fobel.net>.
Usage
The dmf-device-ui GUI will be launched automatically from MicroDrop if the dmf_device_ui_plugin plugin is installed.
## Actuate electrodes ##
![Actuate electrodes][actuate-electrodes]
## Draw route ##
Click and drag to draw route following mouse cursor.
![Draw route][draw-route]
## Draw mix ##
End a route at the starting point to draw a mixing route/cycle.
![Draw mix][draw-mix]
## Auto route ##
Hold <alt>, click on source electrode, and release on target electrode to automatically find a route between the source and target.
![Auto route][auto-route]
## Adjust layer alpha ##
The alpha/opacity of each layer (e.g., connections, electrode shapes, labels) can be adjusted independently.
![Adjust layer alpha][adjust-layer-alpha]
[1]: http://microfluidics.utoronto.ca/microdrop [2]: http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4807118 [3]: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/microdrop
[actuate-electrodes]: docs/static/images/actuate-electrodes.gif [draw-route]: docs/static/images/draw-route.gif [draw-mix]: docs/static/images/draw-mix.gif [auto-route]: docs/static/images/auto-route.gif [adjust-layer-alpha]: docs/static/images/adjust-layer-alpha.gif
Credits
Christian Fobel <christian@fobel.net>
1 maintainer
Metadata
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