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scil Vet FocusTM 5 Technical Specifications
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Sample size: |
20 µl EDTA blood |
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Test time: |
2 minutes |
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Throughput: |
30 samples per hour |
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Theory of operation: |
Dual Electronic High-Resolution Focused-FlowTM Cytometry |
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Data interface: |
2 RS232 serial |
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Power requirement: |
AC 110V - 240V |
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Weight: |
Approximately 11.5 kg / 25 lbs |
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Dimensions: |
17" L x 10.5" W x 12" H |
Measurement Principle
Focused-FlowTM Cytometry is a patented method of gently moving cells from the dilution through the sensing zone one by one, and keeping them in the center of the aperture for optimal analysis.
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