Plair智能实时生物气溶胶传感Rapid-E+

Rapid-E+ 是一种智能生物气溶胶传感器，利用获得专利的专有激光技术实时分析单个气溶胶颗粒。广受欢迎的 Rapid-E 仪器的更新版本改进了光学测量，可更有效地采样。其新开发的空气采样头提供了更大的空气流量，损失更小，性能优于所有现有的替代产品。

具有最高效的激光分析和嵌入式智能的实时空气颗粒识别器

Rapid-E+ 也是唯一通过 GPU（图形处理单元）加速实现集成智能的仪器。它能更快地采集和处理数据，为复杂环境中的气溶胶跟踪和识别带来革命性的性能。

所有的人工智能都可以通过网络或者来日内瓦进行培训。客户可以使用数据分析工具进行实时在线分析。数据分析工具由 Plair 提供，包含在软件包中。

Rapid-E+ 可以连续测量和表征 0.3 到 100 微米范围内的任何空气传播颗粒，包括细菌、真菌孢子、病毒、花粉和其他气溶胶。Plair 的技术基于散射光模式分析和荧光光谱学的独特组合，经过多年连续测量验证，可使研究人员可靠地实时监测环境空气。Rapid-E+ 可以自主和远程操作，并随时随地访问数据。

应用

花粉实时计数
颗粒物监测
细菌和真菌孢子检测
病毒气溶胶研究

Plair智能实时生物气溶胶传感Rapid-E+设计用于室内和室外使用

可用配件：室外机箱

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