CCDs have a tiny light-sensitive area, making the design delicate, since even slight misalignment can render it unusable.
CMOS sensors handle misalignment well. Their larger, distributed light-sensitive area reduces accuracy loss from minor shifts or handling while improving data collection.
Each test uses a reference material to perform precise microcalibrations, adjusting for tiny variations and ensuring every reading is accurate.
The aluminum sample dish quickly spreads heat evenly across the sample, maintaining stable temperatures for more reliable measurements.
At DiFluid, we take manufacturing attention to detail very seriously – checking every piece as it comes off the line to ensure maximum quality.
Plot your brew on one of the brew control charts to help understand your preferences and bring out the flavor profiles you desire.
R2 Extract measures the concentration of brewed coffee in TDS%.
TDS, or Total Dissolved Solids, refers to what percent of the water is coffee by weight.
