This document discusses advances in laser spectroscopy technology called OA-ICOS and its applications. OA-ICOS combines high resolution spectroscopy with long optical path lengths using an optical cavity. This provides sensitivity down to parts-per-billion levels for multi-gas analysis. The document outlines OA-ICOS technology, its implementation in analyzers by ABB-LGR, and applications in industrial process control, environmental monitoring, and semiconductor manufacturing. Case studies show its use for trace gas analysis, leak detection, and quality control in industries including chemicals and petrochemicals.
Chromatography is introduced to us from a very young age; from marker and coffee filter art projects to the simple black ink separation. All of which the pigments wick from the papers are different speeds when dipped into water, showing the various types of pigments. Chromatography is based on this originally when it was first used for the synthetic dye industry in the early 1990s as Chromatography means color measurement.
This one-hour session covers chromatography basics and explains what makes up a process gas chromatograph that is used today.
We will dive into:
Different types of sample injection methods.
What and how a separation column works.
Basic rules of thumbs for best practice.
Yokogawa's GC8000 Process Analyzer Product IntroductionYokogawa1
Yokogawa's GC8000 is a process analyzer that uses gas chromatography to measure the composition of multiple components in a stream. Engineered with reliable electronics and intelligently designed columns and valves, the GC8000 improves ease of maintenance while reducing operating costs. Its intuitive touchscreen HMI with system diagnostics reduces operation and maintenance headaches, maximizing measurement accuracy, reliability, and uptime.
Conférence en ligne proposée par TOXIC sur les FDS étendues (FDSe) et sur les évolutions de REACH en 2017 le 28 février 2017.
Cible : responsables #HSE #QHSE et #préventeurs en milieu professionnel.
Webinaire proposé par Toxic. Rejoignez Toxic et suivez d'autres webinaire sur http://www.toxic.fr/
Chromatography is introduced to us from a very young age; from marker and coffee filter art projects to the simple black ink separation. All of which the pigments wick from the papers are different speeds when dipped into water, showing the various types of pigments. Chromatography is based on this originally when it was first used for the synthetic dye industry in the early 1990s as Chromatography means color measurement.
This one-hour session covers chromatography basics and explains what makes up a process gas chromatograph that is used today.
We will dive into:
Different types of sample injection methods.
What and how a separation column works.
Basic rules of thumbs for best practice.
Yokogawa's GC8000 Process Analyzer Product IntroductionYokogawa1
Yokogawa's GC8000 is a process analyzer that uses gas chromatography to measure the composition of multiple components in a stream. Engineered with reliable electronics and intelligently designed columns and valves, the GC8000 improves ease of maintenance while reducing operating costs. Its intuitive touchscreen HMI with system diagnostics reduces operation and maintenance headaches, maximizing measurement accuracy, reliability, and uptime.
Conférence en ligne proposée par TOXIC sur les FDS étendues (FDSe) et sur les évolutions de REACH en 2017 le 28 février 2017.
Cible : responsables #HSE #QHSE et #préventeurs en milieu professionnel.
Webinaire proposé par Toxic. Rejoignez Toxic et suivez d'autres webinaire sur http://www.toxic.fr/
Fast, selective, and sensitive methods can be developed for the analysis of impurities
Offering many business benefits using UPLC and UPC2
Increase in sample throughput
Reduction in toxic solvent usage
Using mass spectral detection over UV detection provides
Improvement in sensitivity and selectivity
Reduced matrix effects
PDA and mass detection provide complementary information for peak assignment and structural confirmation of impurities
This is the third part of the mini-series of synchronization in the Topics in Digital Communication Presentations.
Timing synchronization is another key component in modem design and implementation. However, this subject, especially its practical aspects, were not covered in details in text books. The materials covered in this presentation are not really new, but discussed in the literature published over past forty years. I hope that putting them in a single slide deck can help people who want to learn more on this subject.
Fuyun Ling
Non-invasive blood glucose measurement using PPG and ECG signalsChun-Min Chang
● Developed a non-invasive blood glucose measurement method by using PPG and ECG signals instead of blood samples
● Proposed a CNN architecture to process raw PPG and ECG signals, and this CNN model achieves 91.9% of zone A (others in B)
● Utilized the flattened output of CNN as the input to XGBoost, and the combined model achieves 93.5% of zone A (others in B)
● We tried to aggregate signals in different frequencies, but the proposed multi-scale CNN model cannot outperform the above models

Picarro Combustion Module Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy Stable Isotope AnalysisPicarro
Picarro's Combustion Module - Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) platform can run automated stable isotope sampling for Carbon 13 for as long as five hours without interruption. This is dramatic improvement in cost and ease of use of traditional IRMS. Read about the technology at www.picarro.com
Fast, selective, and sensitive methods can be developed for the analysis of impurities
Offering many business benefits using UPLC and UPC2
Increase in sample throughput
Reduction in toxic solvent usage
Using mass spectral detection over UV detection provides
Improvement in sensitivity and selectivity
Reduced matrix effects
PDA and mass detection provide complementary information for peak assignment and structural confirmation of impurities
This is the third part of the mini-series of synchronization in the Topics in Digital Communication Presentations.
Timing synchronization is another key component in modem design and implementation. However, this subject, especially its practical aspects, were not covered in details in text books. The materials covered in this presentation are not really new, but discussed in the literature published over past forty years. I hope that putting them in a single slide deck can help people who want to learn more on this subject.
Fuyun Ling
Non-invasive blood glucose measurement using PPG and ECG signalsChun-Min Chang
● Developed a non-invasive blood glucose measurement method by using PPG and ECG signals instead of blood samples
● Proposed a CNN architecture to process raw PPG and ECG signals, and this CNN model achieves 91.9% of zone A (others in B)
● Utilized the flattened output of CNN as the input to XGBoost, and the combined model achieves 93.5% of zone A (others in B)
● We tried to aggregate signals in different frequencies, but the proposed multi-scale CNN model cannot outperform the above models

Picarro Combustion Module Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy Stable Isotope AnalysisPicarro
Picarro's Combustion Module - Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) platform can run automated stable isotope sampling for Carbon 13 for as long as five hours without interruption. This is dramatic improvement in cost and ease of use of traditional IRMS. Read about the technology at www.picarro.com
Picarro - A Revolution in Food Safety and Food Fraud DetectionPicarro
Picarro makes the worlds highest performing and easiest to use gas analyzers. Picarro analyzers are revolutionizing the way the farmers, grocers, distributors, and regulators trace where food comes from, identify point of origin, and screen for food fraud and adulteration. Visibility into the authenticity and origin of the food we eat is becoming increasingly important in an era of globalized food distribution.
The Claus process is the industry standard and so the most
significant gas desulfurizing process, recovering elemental sulfur
from gaseous hydrogen sulfide.
The process is commonly referred to as a sulfur recovery unit
(SRU) and is very widely used to produce sulfur from the
hydrogen sulfide found in raw natural gas and from the by-product
sour gases containing hydrogen sulfide derived from refining
petroleum crude oil and other industrial facilities.
There are many hundreds of Claus sulfur recovery units in
operation worldwide.
In fact, the vast majority of the 68,000,000 metric tons of sulfur
produced worldwide in one year is by-product sulfur from
petroleum refining and natural gas processing plants.
Enabling Mobile Spectroscopy: New Light Source Technologies for Analytical In...InsideScientific
Learn about LED based products for analytical spectroscopy applications, advantages over conventional light sources and the easy integration into mobile equipment.
Learning Objectives Include:
- Innovative technical solution - performance of the first broadband UV LED light source FiberLight® L3
- Enabling mobile spectroscopy - advantages of broadband UV LED FiberLight® L3 over conventional light sources, overcoming the limitations of current solutions
Spectrolytic has become the pioneer in the supply of cost effective, mid-infrared spectroscopy solutions, offering the lowest cost per measurement point. Spectrolytic’s product portfolio moves the powerful analytical technology of mid-infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) out of the laboratory into the field, providing real time analysis anywhere, anytime.
Instrumentation: Liquid and Gas Sensing (Design Conference 2013)Analog Devices, Inc.
This session focuses on liquid and gas sensing in instrumentation applications.
Liquid Sensing:
Visible light absorption spectroscopy and colorimetry are two fundamental tools used in chemical analysis. Most of these light-based systems use photodiodes as the light sensor, and require similar high input impedance signal chains. This session examines the different components of a photodiode amplifier signal chain, including a programmable gain transimpedance amplifier, a hardware lock-in amplifier, and a Σ-Δ ADC that can measure a sample and reference channel to greatly reduce any measurement error due to variations in intensity of the light source.
Gas Sensing:
Many industrial processes involve toxic compounds, and it is important to know when dangerous concentrations exist. Electrochemical sensors offer several advantages for instruments that detect or measure the concentration of toxic gases. This session will describe a portable toxic gas detector using an electrochemical sensor. The system presented here includes a potentiostat circuit to drive the sensor, as well as a transimpedance amplifier to take the very small output current from the sensor and translate it to a voltage that can take advantage of the full-scale input of an ADC.
1. Advances in Laser Spectroscopy
High resolution and ultra-precise multi-gas
applications by OA-ICOS technology for both
environmental monitoring and process control
J. Berthold, N. Bonavita, ABB Measurement & Analytics - mcT Petrolchimico, 25.11.2015