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The Coulter Principle () While under contract to the United States Navy in the late s, Wallace H. Coulter developed a technology for counting and sizing particles using impedance measurements. The method was initially developed to count blood cells, but soon emerged as a technique that could quickly and accurately count almost any type of particle Although the Coulter Principle can be used to calculate and size just about any particle, the specific application of this principle in hematology is to count and size White Blood Cells (WBC), Red Blood Cells (RBC), and Platelets (PLT) Over references to the uses of various COULTER COUNTER models have been documented. The principle of the Coulter and its applications in the areas of Cell, gene and metallurgy, has been introduced in detail in this paper and reveals profoundly some universal laws in the development of science and 1,  · In the s, the Coulter counter was introduced, which passed cells through an aperture to do the counting and estimate the sizes of RBC by using the conductivity of the blood as the With the Coulter Principle, particles or cells passing through an elongated glass tube with a finely-bored ruby disk (aperture) designed to constrict the flow of fluid through the tube while also constricting the current to a controlled value with little variation In the Coulter Principle (also known as the Electric Sensing Zone Method) measurement, we would get the volume of each individual particle and then the result reported as the Heywood diameter. small particle! The Coulter Principle How Cells are Sized and Counted. Engineering, MedicineTLDR. The technology was principally developed to count blood cells quickly by measuring the changes in electrical conductance as cells suspended The Coulter Principle1 The Coulter Principle is an electronic method for counting and sizing particles. Yang Wenzhi W. Xiaodong Li Cheng. While under contract to the United States Navy in the late s, Wallace H. Coulter developed a method for counting and sizing particles. The principle yields particle counts that can be regarded as completely accurate, subject to coincidence correction 1,  · Coulter Principle and Its Application. The Coulter Principle is based on the detection and measurement of changes in electrical resistance produced by a particle or cell suspended in a conductive liquid (diluent) traversing through a small The Coulter PrincipleBackground. Let us assume that there is a particle system that consists of four spherical particles with the diameters being 1, 2,andmicrons, respectivelyAccording to ster’s Dictionary, particle is “a minute quantity or fragment” or “a relatively small or the smallest discrete portion or amount of something.”. Because the word “small” is relative to “something,” a particle can be as small as a quark or as large as the sun. The Coulter Principle provides two basic measurements: particle count and particle volume. The particle count requires no calibration. In the vast universe, the sun is just.