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PowerCycling PCX Elongated Thermoelectric Coolers Speed up PCR Testing Reports Laird Thermal Systems


To improve temperature precision control in PCR devices, Laird Thermal Systems has developed an elongated series of PowerCycling PCX thermoelectric coolers. Utilizing proprietary processes and a unique module construction, the PCX Elongated Series provides high reliability and a minimal temperature gradient for PCR applications resulting in greater throughput and faster test results.

Read more here: https://infomeddnews.com/powercycling-pcx-elongated-thermoelectric-coolers/





PowerCycling PCX Elongated Thermoelectric Coolers Speed up PCR Testing Reports Laird Thermal Systems


To improve temperature precision control in PCR devices, Laird Thermal Systems has developed an elongated series of PowerCycling PCX thermoelectric coolers. Utilizing proprietary processes and a unique module construction, the PCX Elongated Series provides high reliability and a minimal temperature gradient for PCR applications resulting in greater throughput and faster test results.

Read more here: https://infomeddnews.com/powercycling-pcx-elongated-thermoelectric-coolers/





2021 Lab Manager Green Labs Digital Summit


Recirculating Chillers Designed for Today’s Green Labs

Today’s chillers are vastly different from their predecessors, offering precise temperature control for laboratory and analytical equipment while delivering energy, size and noise reduction, and environmental impact savings. This versatility allows lab managers to reduce upfront equipment costs and long-term maintenance costs, while increasing lab space and being environmentally compliant.





Semi-Therm Presentation


Plan to attend the 38th Annual SEMI-THERM session: Evaluation of Cooling Capacity of Refrigeration System with Limited Charge of R-290, presented by Sang Muk Kwark, Staff Scientist at Laird Thermal Systems.

Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Time: 9:10-10:10 AM

Duration: 1 hour

Track 4: Two-Phase Cooling - Session Chair: Felipe Valenzuela

Sang Muk Kwark, Laird Thermal Systems





Online Thermoelectric Modelling Tool for PCR Design Engineers


Laird Thermal Systems has launched an online simulation tool for PCR thermal cycling applications. Thermoelectric coolers produced for thermal cycling, such as the PowerCycling PCX Series, are utilised for Real-Time PCR to precisely temperature control DNA amplification to three temperature set points. Constructed with next-generation thermoelectric material, the series offers faster ramp rates and higher reliability than conventional thermoelectric coolers to notably extend field use of molecular diagnostic devices.





Nextreme Thermoelectric Chiller for Biotech Research




Digital microscopes utilize CCD or CMOS sensor-based cameras to capture high resolution images of microstructures. A thermal solution is required to remove waste heat and maintain very precise temperature control of imaging sensors. Thermoelectric chillers in combination with thermoelectric coolers minimize thermal noise in imaging sensors to achieve maximum image resolution.



Liquid Cooling Systems for Efficient Temperature Control of Medical Diagnostics


One critical element of today’s diagnostic equipment is its cooling system. The cooling system prevents overheating, which can cause equipment to malfunction. Additionally, cooling solutions help maintain thermal stability of lab instrumentation, which is necessary for high-quality results. Considering the importance of medical imaging and diagnostic tests to monitor and maintain patients’ health, the equipment and the lab must be thermally maintained to ensure equipment consistently meets stated performance expectations.

 





Nextreme™ Performance Chillers Simplify Research Labs




Laboratory equipment require sophisticated thermal management systems to ensure proper operation and accurate results. The Nextreme™ Performance Chiller Series combines energy-efficiency with powerful cooling capability and the versatility needed for modern laboratory settings.
 



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