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Fast FID Principles
The flame ionisation detector (FID) is the automotive emissions industry standard method of measuring hydrocarbon (HC) concentration.
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CPMA Animation
The CPMA uses opposing electrical and centrifugal fields to classify particles, with the ability to vary the electrical field and rotation speed to select different particle masses.
Animations
AAC Animation
The AAC may be thought of as translating the DMA into a rotating frame, where the electrical force on the particles is replaced by a centrifugal force.
CPMA Animation
The CPMA uses opposing electrical and centrifugal fields to classify particles, with the ability to vary the electrical field and rotation speed to select different particle masses.
DMS Animation
The DMS500 uses electrical mobility measurements to produce particle size / number spectra between 5 nanometres and 2.5 micrometres.
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CLD Principle
A chemi-luminescence detector (CLD) is the industry standard method of measuring nitric oxide (NO) concentration.
Fast FID Principles
The flame ionisation detector (FID) is the automotive emissions industry standard method of measuring hydrocarbon (HC) concentration.
NDIR Principle
Non-Dispersive Infra-Red (NDIR) detectors are the industry standard method of measuring the concentration of carbon oxides (CO & CO2).
Tutorials
NDIR Cleaning Video
Guide to cleaning the sample head of a Cambustion NDIR500 fast CO & CO2 analyzer.
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