NeSSI - A Platform for MicroAnalytical Devices Pittcon 2002 Workgroup 1.

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NeSSI - A Platform for MicroAnalytical Devices Pittcon 2002 Workgroup 1

Generation III Plug & Play  Analytical FVvT A SAM Fiber Optic AT One sensor per component “lab on a chip” One Sensor and Multiple Analytes A Ethernet Transducer Bus Enabling Technology for  Analytical - GC-on-a-chip - micro MS - chem. sensors

Some examples of MicroAnalytical Sensors Wanted

What is ISA SP76? Copyright 2001 ISA. All rights reserved. Reproduced and distributed with permission of ISA. Note: Draft provided for promotion only. Refer to ISA SP76.

MicroAnalytical w Do you have any questions regarding the the standard footprint and/or the relevance of your technology to this concept and/or its suitability beyond plant applications (lab, pilot plant, etc)? w Do you understand the Process Safety issues and requirements (e.g. I.S. Ex ia)? Would your like to discuss any of them? Click here for Workgroup 2 Overview