
doi: 10.1007/bf02477245
pmid: 5491716
An electronic cell detector which provides good cell volume distribution is described. Consideration has been given to bandwidth and input noise with respect to aperture size and resistance. The instrument uses a low noise current pre-amplifier, and switched upper and lower bandwidth providing an overall response time of 5 μsec. It produces a shaped output pulse suitable for most pulse height analyzers and also records the total cell count and time taken for a given volume measurement, which provides an instant check if the aperture becomes partially blocked.
Amplifiers, Electronic, Methods, Cell Count, Cell Biology
Amplifiers, Electronic, Methods, Cell Count, Cell Biology
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