Soundiation: A multi-functional GUI-based software in evaluation of the acoustophoresis by the acoustic radiation force and torque on arbitrary axisymmetric objects
Tianquan Tang, Lixi Huang

TL;DR
Soundiation is an open-source MATLAB tool that simplifies the calculation and visualization of acoustic radiation force and torque on arbitrary axisymmetric particles, facilitating research and education in acoustophoresis.
Contribution
The paper introduces Soundiation, a new MATLAB-based GUI software that streamlines the computation and visualization of acoustic forces and torques on non-spherical particles, supporting dynamic predictions.
Findings
Validated numerical methods with the software.
Provided an easy-to-use GUI for researchers.
Enabled analysis of non-spherical particle manipulation.
Abstract
Acoustic radiation force and torque arising from wave scattering are commonly used to manipulate micro-objects without contact. We applied the partial wave expansion series and the conformal transformation approach to estimate the radiation force and torque exerted on an axisymmetric particle. Meanwhile, translational and rotational transformations are required to keep the coordinate system consistent [1]. Although these theoretical derivations have been well established, coding the required systems, including generation of the wave function, implementation of the transformations, calculations between modules, etc., is non-trivial and time-consuming. Here, a new open-source, MATLAB-based software, called Soundiation, is provided to address the radiation force and torque while supporting the dynamic prediction of non-spherical particles. The implementation is basically generic, and its…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMicrofluidic and Bio-sensing Technologies · Electrostatics and Colloid Interactions · Granular flow and fluidized beds
