now you can automate your data Thomas PEAK DETECTION SYSTEM

Nixie® display shows concentration derived as a factor of absorbance or transmittance. Prints positive and/or negative peaks with identification numb...
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AutoAnalyzer® operators... your chemistry has been automated

now you can automate your data Thomas PEAK DETECTION SYSTEM • Saves time and increases productivity • Eliminates plotting and interpretation of curves, thereby reducing human error • Provides computer compatibility • Converts AutoAnalyzer® transmittance percentages to concentration values in digital printed tape form

Peak Detector

• Contains "time window " printout identified by the letter "R" on the tape • Gives immediate warning of deviation from linearity • Adapts to most AutoAnalyzer® methods • Provides permanent printed tape record

PEAK DETECTION SYSTEM, Thomas Model 70. A combination Readout-Converter-Printout unit with linear/+log/—log response, for coupling to standard Technicon AutoAnalyzer or to spectrophotometers with a 1-volt or 100-mv output. Nixie® display shows concentration derived as a factor of absorbance or transmittance. Prints positive and/or negative peaks with identification numbers. Adjustable "time window" preserves synchronization despite interspersed washes and sloughs. Provides BCD output for coupling to tape punch or card punch or other computer accessories. Without potentiometer 3,500.00 Retransmitting Potentiometer for connecting Peak Detector to single channel AutoAnalyzer recorder 200.00 Ditto, for double channel AutoAnalyzer recorder . . . . 200.00

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AUTOANALYZER® is a registered trademark of Technicon Corporation and NIXIE® is a registered trademark of Burroughs Corporation.

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Reagents

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 43, NO. 13, NOVEMBER 1971