About: Electrical aerosol spectrometer

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Electrical aerosol spectrometry (EAS) is a technique for measurement of the number-size distribution of aerosol using a combination of electrical charging and multiple solid state electrometer detectors. The technique combines both diffusion and field charging regimes to cover the diameter range 10 nm to 10 μm. Subsequent developments of the technique enable measurements faster than 1 Hz, although in each case with a reduced size range.

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  • Electrical aerosol spectrometry (EAS) is a technique for measurement of the number-size distribution of aerosol using a combination of electrical charging and multiple solid state electrometer detectors. The technique combines both diffusion and field charging regimes to cover the diameter range 10 nm to 10 μm. Subsequent developments of the technique enable measurements faster than 1 Hz, although in each case with a reduced size range. (en)
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  • Electrical aerosol spectrometry (EAS) is a technique for measurement of the number-size distribution of aerosol using a combination of electrical charging and multiple solid state electrometer detectors. The technique combines both diffusion and field charging regimes to cover the diameter range 10 nm to 10 μm. Subsequent developments of the technique enable measurements faster than 1 Hz, although in each case with a reduced size range. (en)
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  • Electrical aerosol spectrometer (en)
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