A levitated charged droplet oscillates at the applied trap frequency and breaks up the same way under sine, square, and ramp voltage waveforms.
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Influence of the trap potential waveform on surface oscillation and breakup of a levitated charged drop
A levitated charged droplet oscillates at the applied trap frequency and breaks up the same way under sine, square, and ramp voltage waveforms.