Abstract
In this contribution we report an effective way of measuring the viscosity of liquids by using a microacoustic Love-wave device. Lovewave devices provide one of the highest sensitivities among microacoustic devices and they are moreover well suited for liquid-sensing applications. We discuss the possibility of viscosity sensing with Love-wave devices using the viscosity-induced damping and velocity change of the wave. We present experimental results together with a suitable electronic sensor set-up which also allows us to determine whether the test liquid is actually measured in the Newtonian range.
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