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Agilent 720/730 Series ICP-OES Product Leaflet
The Agilent 720/730 Series ICP-OES systems offer the best performance, speed, and flexibility in the sector. They feature a custom patented CCD detector that provides unparalleled productivity, full wavelength coverage, an extended dynamic range, and minimal interference for high-reliability results. The system supports both axial (720/730) and radial (725/735) configurations to adapt to various application needs. This manual is written in Spanish.
Read onlineAgilent 730 Series specifications
| Detector | custom patented CCD detector |
|---|---|
| Pixel Matrix | 70,000 pixels |
| Dynamic Range | parts per billion to percentages |
| Productivity Increase (SVS) | 33% |
| Argon Consumption Reduction (SVS) | 25% |
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Questions answered in these manuals
What configurations are available for the Agilent 720/730 Series?
The system supports axial configurations (720/730) and radial configurations (725/735) optimized for application needs.
How does the SVS system improve productivity?
The automated valve switching system (SVS) reduces memory effects, increasing productivity by 33% and reducing argon consumption by 25%.
What is the main advantage of the Agilent 720/730 series?
They offer the highest productivity, speed, and flexibility in ICP-OES spectrometers.
Which configurations are available in the 720/730 series?
The series offers axial configurations (720/730) and radial configurations (725/735).
What wavelength range does the CCD detector cover?
The detector provides full wavelength coverage from 167 nm to 785 nm.
What is the RF generator frequency and power range?
The RF generator operates at 40 MHz with power output adjustable between 700 W and 1500 W.