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Optimizing Lab Analyzer Communications: Analog Protocols Preserve Critical Quality Attributes to Data Loggers and Bioreactors

Posted on by Justin Lussier
analog protocols preserve critical quality attributes to data loggers
10
Nov

Introduction In the bioprocessing industry, bioreactor controllers are often used to tightly control many parameters within a bioreactor process run. The measurements that are controlled are called Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs) and include real-time pH, dissolved oxygen (DO), CO2, temperature, biomass and metabolites. Digital vs Analog Communication Protocols in Biotech Analyzers often have many different […]

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The ProA Flow Clamp-on Flow Sensor: Accurate, Affordable Sensors Boost Bioprocessing Applications

Posted on by Yigit Yoleri
Clamp-on Flow Sensors Boost Bioprocessing Applications
14
Jun

Introduction The release of the FDA’s guidance on process analytical technology (PAT) for the biopharmaceutical industry has prompted the industry to embrace adaptive processes, employing advanced control strategies to ensure consistent product quality. Adoption of PAT has become very crucial as the bioprocess industry has grown rapidly over the past two decades. The development and […]

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How Do ProA Flow Sensors Communicate To Allow Automation?

Posted on by Yigit Yoleri
how do proa flow sensors communicate to allow automation
13
Jun

ProA Flow Sensors are ultrasonic clamp-on flow sensors that measure the flow rate to enable various applications. Integrating flow rate measurements into your existing process is key in automating these applications. For automation, ProA Flow Sensors use digital and analog communication protocols. Analog communication options: Digital communication options: Sensor Output and Cable Output Diagram ProA […]

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Using AseptiQuik & Kleenpak Connectors with Aber Probes in Single-Use Bioreactors

Posted on by Justin Lussier
using aseptiquik and kleenpak connectors with aber probes in single-use bioreactors
27
Mar

From traditional bioreactors to SUBs (Single-Use Bioreactors) Traditionally, bioreactors have been constructed from glass or stainless steel, and were designed to be reusable. However, in between batches, these vessels had to be carefully cleaned and sterilized prior to the next process being introduced. This cleaning process is labor-intensive and time-consuming. To reduce the costs and […]

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Non-Contact Flow Meter FAQ

Posted on by James Daly
non-contact flow meter FAQ
02
Sep

Introduction to Non-Contact Flow Detection A non-contact flow meter utilizes ultrasonic technology to measure flow rate at critical points of various biotech processes. Ultrasonic technology enables non-contact detection of flow, independent of liquid composition (turbidity, charge, temperature etc.).  ProA Flow ultrasonic flow sensors clamp on to the outside of flexible or rigid tubing, send ultrasonic […]

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