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The powerful software developed by the company can analyze the fingerprint spectra of trace volatile organic compounds in the test substance, which is simple, easy to use, intuitive and convenient. The software includes LAV software and qualitative analysis software.
LAV software with intuitive data
Laboratoy Analytical Viewer (LAV) is used for data analysis and information extraction of gas-phase ion migration spectra. The software is compatible with data extraction programs on the Windows system, such as converting. MEA format to. CSV format and using the Windows system for data processing.
LAV software and related "plugins" have two main purposes:
Each signal peak in the gas-phase ion migration spectrum corresponds to the headspace component of the entire sample. The "Reporter" plugin installed in LAV software can compare the reference sample with the unknown sample to be tested, and users can easily see the differences in VOCs between samples at a glance.
The "Gallery plot" plugin is more intuitive for comparing the differences in VOCs in samples, and can be used to compare the presence or absence of various headspace components and the intensity of signal peaks in different samples, thereby identifying the similarity, authenticity, etc. of the samples.
Based on this, determine the difference in exhaled volatile compounds between normal and positive populations
Accurate and convenient qualitative software
The GC × IMS Library Search software can quickly and easily qualitatively identify unknown volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the test substance. The software has built-in NIST gas phase retention index database and G.A.S. migration time database, which combine to make the qualitative analysis of compounds more accurate.
The GC × IMS Library Edit software can continuously supplement and expand the migration time database, and users can establish their own industry database to guide the development of their industry.
GC × IMS database for qualitative analysis
Advantages of Instruments
Mobility: Built in computer, capable of independent operation Built in air source Weight: 20kg |
Flexibility: Having multiple sampling modes |
Selectivity: Replaceable GC capillary column |
Sensitivity: 5KV/10cm TOF-IMS Low ppb level |
Direct sampling:
Instrument equipped to detect CO2/O2The flow spirometer can quickly and reliably sample, ensuring that the equipment can generate a database quickly and easily, and can be used for clinical research on different diseases.
Actual breath sampling only requires one exhale. The test subject exhales into the sampler, and in the latter half, 5mL of exhaled breath is sampled into a regular syringe. Pulling the plunger of the syringe can be done by the test subject themselves or with the help of a nurse. If sampling fails, it can be repeated immediately.
Collect gas from the oral or nasal cavity of the subjects for the diagnosis of oral or nasal diseases.

By using various small devices, samples are taken from skin wounds and other areas. They are then placed in the desired location and the plunger of the syringe is pulled for sampling.

Product Features Flexible and versatile sampling methods Samples can be analyzed without pre-treatment and after sampling Fast analysis speed and low detection limit Can be equipped with CGFU circulating gas unit without the need for gas cylinders The instrument is compact and lightweight, with good portability and performance Easy to operate and user-friendly The software has powerful functions and visualized data |
application area Research on Breath and Lung Diseases Big data collection of VOCs in exhaled breath Determination of bacterial infection types in wounds Toxic assessment of ICU poisoning patients Study on the relationship between anesthetic dosage and human exhalation Gas detection released by human skin Monitoring of drug metabolism process |
Technical Parameter
Working principle |
Gas Chromatography Ion Mobility Spectroscopy (GC-IMS) |
Ionization source |
Beta ray source (tritium)3H) |
radioactivity |
300MBq is lower than the exemption limit specified in Appendix A of GB18871-2002 "Basic Standards for Protection against Ionizing Radiation and for the Safety of Radiation Sources" |
Drift voltage polarity |
Positive and negative poles, switchable |
Sampling method |
Controlled by a precision spirometer, direct exhalation sampling through the mouthpiece, dynamic sampling, or static sampling |
detection limit |
Below the ppbv level |
dynamic range |
1-3 orders of magnitude |
monitor |
6.4 "TFT screen, VGR display |
input unit |
Rotary pulse encoder ESC button |
processor |
400MHz x-Scale |
data acquisition |
Overspeed ADIO board |
data processing |
X board/motherboard |
Data Storage |
2GB flash memory |
communication interface |
RS232/USB/Ethernet |
Electrical connection |
2 D-Sub 9-hole (for modems and controllers) D-Sub 15 hole (for external devices) RJ45 (for digital modems or SSH) 2 USB-A |
power supply |
100-240V AC, 50-60Hz (external) 24V (DC)/5A, XLR connector (internal) |
power consumption |
<180W |
size |
449 × 375 × 177mm (length × width × height) |
weight |
15.5kg |
casing |
19 inch, IP20 protection level, EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) certification |
Cooling system |
Axial flow fan, temperature controlled wind speed, maximum 5.5m3/h |
gas connection |
3mm stainless steel Swagelok connector, used for drift gas inlet, sample gas inlet and outlet, carrier gas inlet and IMS gas outlet |