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  • What Is Optomechanical Mass Sensing?
    Article - 1 Jun 2023
    This article explores optomechanical mass sensing, as opposed to conventional mass spectrometers, which classify analytes by measuring their mass-to-charge ratio.
  • The Importance of Particle Pollution and Environmental Safety
    Article - 23 Mar 2018
    The inhalation of dust can often trigger a bodily response, commonly in the form of a sneeze. This is a key way that the lungs protect themselves from airborne particles.
  • Radiation Sensors: Wilsons Chamber – Particle Detector
    Article - 26 Jun 2013
    Wilson’s chamber, also known as a cloud chamber, is used for the detection of ionizing radiation particles.
  • An Overview of Smoke Detectors
    Article - 13 Nov 2024
    Smoke detectors play a vital role in fire safety, utilizing advanced technologies to detect smoke and minimize false alarms for effective protection.
  • How do Geiger Counters Work?
    Article - 17 Jun 2015
    A Geiger counter is used for detecting and measuring alpha, beta and gamma radiation. It consists of a pair of electrodes with a high voltage running between them.
  • The Difference Between Scintillation Counters and Geiger Counters
    Article - 29 Sep 2014
    A scintillation counter is a device used for the detection and measurement of ionizing radiation.
  • Comparing Sensors to Determine Superior Immunity to Dust
    Article - 5 May 2017
    This article shows how LDE differential pressure sensors from First Sensor are experimentally compared to other manufacturer’s sensors.
  • Using Sensors to Detect Radiation
    Article - 20 Jun 2014
    Ionizing radiation is invisible to the naked eye. When it interacts with matter several events can take place, including the emission of charged particles and photons.
  • What is a Bubble Chamber?
    Article - 20 Aug 2013
    A bubble chamber is an instrument designed to detect charged particles through the tracks of bubbles present in a chamber consisting of a liquefied gas such as liquid hydrogen. It was invented by...
  • Can We Detect Nanoplastics in the Air?
    Article - 20 Jan 2023
    Our environment is full of tiny particles of plastic. Recently, innovative sensor technology has been used to detect nanoplastics in the air.

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