A high-performance fan for external air suction enables constant measuring over long periods. Semiconductor lasers and high-sensitivity optical design in the sensing section enable measurement of 0.3-μm particles.
Air Particle Sensor
last update: July 5, 2021
A high-performance fan for external air suction enables constant measuring over long periods. Semiconductor lasers and high-sensitivity optical design in the sensing section enable measurement of 0.3-μm particles.
The sensing section has a particle trend display for quick visual confirmation of the degree of cleanliness. The Amplifier provides numeric indication of the number of 0.3-, 0.5-, and 1.0-μm particles. A signal can be output at any level of particles if a threshold has been set.
Measurement values can be easily logged on a personal computer by using the Interface Unit and special software (sold separately). Data from sequential sensing of particles can be used to improve quality.
A variety of displays (including color graphs for visual confirmation by color of particle densities, indication of the number of particles, and trend graphs) can be set. Particle Sensors and Interface Units can also be set from the personal computer. Measurement data is logged in realtime and can be manipulated in CSV-format files using spreadsheet software.
Up to ten Particle Sensors and up to nine Air Clean Units can be controlled through one Interface Unit and Real Time Clean Air Monitor. There are no time-consuming restrictions, such as the order that power is turned ON. The level of cleanliness can be controlled for each process and constant monitoring is possible in relation to quality data.
Installation is simple with DIN Track mounting. The In-line Air Particle Sensor was developed for in-line applications, with a 24-VDC power supply. External outputs can be at two levels: warnings and alarms. Suitable for in-line trend management applications.
last update: July 5, 2021