What Is a Fluorometer?
A fluorometer includes a light source optically connected to an excitation filter through a lens, and a sample cell and a recording system optically connected to a recording filter. The light source is pulsed and the recording system is three-channel. Each channel is Containing a photoelectric receiver, the photoelectric receiver is connected to the gating integrator, and the output of the gating integrator is connected to the analog-to-digital converter. One of the photoelectric receivers is connected to the analog-to-digital converter through a buffer amplifier. The pass integrator is connected to the measurement strobe pulse shaper, and the analog-to-digital converter and the measurement strobe pulse shaper are connected to a control device, which is connected to a display device.
Fluorometer
- This entry lacks an overview map . Supplementing related content makes the entry more complete and can be upgraded quickly. Come on!
- Chinese name
- Fluorometer
- Also known as
- Fluorescence
- A fluorometer includes a light source optically connected to an excitation filter through a lens, and a sample cell and a recording system optically connected to a recording filter. The light source is pulsed and the recording system is three-channel. Each channel is Containing a photoelectric receiver, the photoelectric receiver is connected to the gating integrator, and the output of the gating integrator is connected to the analog-to-digital converter. One of the photoelectric receivers is connected to the analog-to-digital converter through a buffer amplifier. The pass integrator is connected to the measurement strobe pulse shaper, and the analog-to-digital converter and the measurement strobe pulse shaper are connected to a control device, which is connected to a display device.
- Fluorometer, also known as fluorescence
- The working principle of the fluorescent agent is the light source
- Phase Fluorometer, Micrometer Fluorometer, Ultrasonic Fluorometer, Fluorescence Counter, Filter Fluorometer, Filter Fluorometer, Quantitative Fluorometer, Micro Fluorometer, Scanning Fluorometer, Photoelectric Fluorometer, Monochrome Fluorometer, etc.