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Controller for IonSense DART SVP100 paired with JVLC-1007-A ion source for ambient ionization in mass spectrometry.
The IonSense DART Controller SVP100 combined with the JVLC-1007-A source is a specialized ionization source controller designed for integration with mass spectrometry systems. This configuration enables Direct Analysis in Real Time (DART) ambient ionization, facilitating rapid, non-contact, and no sample preparation analysis of a wide range of samples. The system provides precise control over ionization parameters, critical for applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology research. Key features include:
This IonSense system is widely adopted in biotechnology research environments, providing essential functionality for ambient ionization mass spectrometry workflows, critical to cell imaging and biomanufacturing quality control.
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Last updated 4 September 2026