2.1 Spark induced plasma spectroscopy (SIPS) for real-time analysis about fine dust and virus air propagation - Spark-induced plasma spectroscopy and new sensing device
- SIPS utilizes an electrical discharge from a high voltage at a low current to produce plasma when the applied voltage is higher than the ambient voltage
- This compact sensing device was used in combination with a new quantitative analytical method using Bandpass filter and photodiode
- Real-time monitoring of toxic components from fine dust and virus
- In current study, the development of an innovative and effective technique for real-time, quantitative monitoring of toxic fin dust and virus using plasma emission spectroscopy is presented
 | | Fig. How to conduct real-time quantitative analysis | |
