Difference between revisions of "Team:Paris Bettencourt/Practices/DILambda"
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+ | 1/ One mass production success is the desktop spectrometry kit 3.0 from PubicLab (Fig. 1). (It is actually a spectrometer, not a spectrophotometer!) It looks simple and elegant, produces quality results, and has attracted a community of users. | ||
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<p>2/ Instructables (Figure 2) gives example: “An Arduino powered microplate spectrophotometer”. This 96 well plate reader is another design inspiration for us.</p> | <p>2/ Instructables (Figure 2) gives example: “An Arduino powered microplate spectrophotometer”. This 96 well plate reader is another design inspiration for us.</p> | ||
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