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How do I get the Particle Insight iPad app? The Particle Insight iPad app can be purchased at the Apple App Store and installed from there. How does the Particle Insight iPad App work? Upon installation, the user can view particle shape and size data that was generated by a Particle Insight particle shape analyzer. [...]

Particle Classification is one of the Particle Insight’s most useful features. It is part of the post-run processing operations that are available after a run is finished. You first define a group of classifications by imposing limits on the measures that have been selected for the run, or, use a saved parameter file. Although the Wear [...]

This post-processing feature creates a text or XLS file containing measure data for each and every particle in the sample database.

When the size distribution of a material must adhere to close specifications, one way to test that adherence is to divide the size axis into a few subranges and place limits on the allowable cumulative percent in each size subrange. In the example below, we have defined seven subranges and specified the allowable limits on [...]

Sometimes, in addition to statistical results, you need to be able to see what certain classes of particles actually look like. An option in the Particle Insight lets you record individual thumbnails for every particle during a run. As a post-process operation you can request a visual compilation of these thumbnails, ordered according to size. [...]

Post-process reanalysis can generate new statistical results after placing new restrictions on any desired measure or measures, that act in addition to the original limits that were in effect during the run. This is ECA data from a demonstration sample that contains powder plus monosized beads. To demonstrate how to filter out the monosize beads [...]