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Electrorelease systems have previously been based on electrochemical release of molecules chemically entrapped in polymer membranes. A new type of electrorelease system is described; this system is based on a microporous membrane covered with a barrier layer which seals the pores. Electrorelease occurs upon electrochemical dissolution or disruption of the barrier layer, which opens the pores. Two different barrier layers are investigated: silver and Na + ‐form Nafion. The electrorelease rate can be controlled by partially removing the barrier layer or by dividing the barrier layer into several individually addressable zones. This configuration may also be used as a multidose device.
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Tierney et al. (1990) studied this question.
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