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3 features, 1 methods, 2 operation – Eppendorf D30 BioPhotometer User Manual

Page 10: 3 result output, 4 device self test, Features 2.3.1, Methods, Operation, Result output, Device self test

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Product description
Eppendorf BioPhotometer

®

D30

English (EN)

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2.3

Features

The BioPhotometer D30 is a UV VIS photometer for measuring liquids in cuvettes. As the measuring data
are collected at fixed wavelengths, the device especially is suited for routine applications in the
biomolecular, biotechnological, biochemical and cytological areas in research and development.

2.3.1

Methods

Preprogrammed methods and method templates

• Concentration determination of nucleic acids and proteins
• Determining the bacterial density by turbidity measurements: Method

OD 600

• Method templates for different measurement and evaluation procedures:

– Quick absorbance measurements
– Evaluations with factor, standard and standard curve

• It is possible to create individual methods on the basis of the preprogrammed methods and templates.
• Quick measurement of absorbances without any further evaluation: Absorbance method group.

2.3.2

Operation

The preprogrammed methods and templates are combined into clearly arranged groups from which the
desired method can be quickly selected. After calling up the method, you are guided through the
measuring procedure in clear steps. If required, a help box in the display will provide you with hints. The 3
measuring keys (

standard, blank, sample) enable you to start the measurement quickly and directly.

2.3.3

Result output

The BioPhotometer D30 emits the results on the display as well as via a printer which is available at
Eppendorf. With a USB connection, you can transfer result data from the device to a USB stick, a printer or
directly to a PC.

2.3.4

Device self test

Directly after switching on, the device checks the functioning of the photometer unit by itself. Access the
Device calibration function for a more comprehensive test (see Device self test on p. 58).