SONOREX DIGITEC
The new generation
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Full convenience in use and display for all bath types
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Easy to operate - self-explanatory symbols well recognizable parameters,
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Target as well as actual values - brightly lighting LED-display
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4-step-operation as "plug and clean"
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Adjustable temperature range: 20-80 °C, with LED-display for target value and actual value of temperature
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Optical signal in case of excess temperature
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Timer for countdown and continuous operation
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DEGAS: adjustable pulse sound level for removing unwanted air bubbles, visible at LCD-display
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Automatic short-time ultrasound during heating
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Up period to avoid delay in boiling - switch-off possible
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Medical device class I
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Quality management system according to the requirements of EN ISO 13485
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Protection class IP 33 at highest possible level through liquid-tight mains cable and housing front without openings.
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SweepTec for permanent sound field oscillation ensures even and gentle cleaning
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Automatical safety shut-down 12 hours after last keypress
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Marking of filling level for safe dosage
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One-piece welded drain bow
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Transducers with high efficiency
Light & Radiation Systems
Agriculture Technology & Scientific Instruments Distributor
Vegetation Indices & Disease Monitoring
Plant Reflection of Light
NDVI and PRI are calculated from measurements of electromagnetic radiation reflected from plant canopy surfaces.
NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) is a standardized index use to measure the state of plant health. Leaf chlorophyll absorbs red light (approximately 680mm), and the cellular structure of the leaves strongly reflect near-infrared light, approximately 730mm. When the plant is water stressed or diseased the spongy layer deteriorates and the plant absorbs more of the nearinfrared light, rather than reflecting it.
By observing how NIR changes compared to red light provides an accurate indication of the presence of chlorophyll, which correlates with plant health.
PRI (Photochemical Reflectance Index) originally defined as an index of the diurnal xanthophyll cycle activity, provides a measure of photosynthetic light-use efficiency
(LUE) which can be used as an indicator of stress. PRI bands are centred at 532nm and 570nm.
Leaf Wetness
Leaf wetness refers to the presence of free water on the canopy, and is caused by ntercepted rainfall, dew, or guttation. The duration of the time period during which the leaves are wet is generally referred to as leaf wetness duration (LWD).
Leaf wetness is a concern for the development of disease and the dispersal of pathogens; LWD is an important input (along with temperature) in many crop disease models which are used for determining the appropriate time for the use of preventative measures, such as fungicide application.
