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FMS 2 is a portable system for measuring modulated fluorescence. The whole system is integrated and extremely easy to use. Easily removable batteries let the use of this system for an all day of measurement. A multiple battery charger can recharge up to four batteries simultaneously. Features FMS 2 is a portable system for measuring the fluorescence with the technique of modulated pulses, and then can be used both to measure samples that are on the ambient light or in conjunction with other techniques such as analysis of gas exchange with IRGA. The heart of the system is represented by the control unit which has limited dimensions (18 x 10 x 10 cm) and it is extremely lightweight (2.0 kg), in order to used for a whole day of measurement. The control unit contains all the necessary light sources and electronics controls to compensate for temperature variations. Light sources are:
The system is powered by 12 V batteries of 2.0 Ah, which can produce a one hour of full actinic light or about 800 saturating pulses. With the multi-charger can be charged up to 4 batteries simultaneously. The batteries are easily replaceable in the field. The instrument is provided with an optical fibre that can transmit and receive signals from the instrument to the sample, that is supported by a leaf clip. There are two types of leaf clip:
Check The system is controlled either by a software in Windows ® on a PC connected via serial cable or directly working on the keyboard of the instrument. Control PC
FMS 2 can be used in conjunction with other techniques for studying photosynthesis. Optional adapters are available to interface the fluorimeter with all line Hansatech oxygen electrodes to allow simultaneous measurements of oxygen evolution and fluorescence. FMS2 is also compatible with systems for measuring infrared gas exchange (Irga) and in particular it has created a dedicated interface for the analyzer PPSystems CIRAS. Parameters measured
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Modfluor32 software allows manual control of all light sources and measuring tasks using a graphical interface. The recorded data are displayed with a recorder emulator, and measured parameters and derived are numerically displayed in a separate window.