Joint chemical detectors have become an important defensive tool in battlefields and war-torn areas over the past few years. When a VHS tape or hardcover-sized shape is detected, JCAD alerts you and detects the presence of agents such as sarin or a bubble capping agent (eg, Like a nerve agent like mustard gas, the light starts to flash.
Current designs of detectors need to be reusable in complex environments. The US Department of Defense also requires that testing equipment be highly sensitive to chemicals. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently reported that its researchers provide A cost-effective solution. During the course of the study, NIST researchers invented an auxiliary device called the Threshold Confidence Detector (TCC), which weighs only a few grams, such as a cigarette lighter. The TCC can be placed on chemical detection. The top of the device accurately detects the sensing capability of each device. The TCC does not require special training or scientific knowledge for the operator. It costs less than US$1 per use and can be tested repeatedly. The test takes only a few minutes. .
Unlike traditional methods using large-scale spectrometer detection equipment to identify steam by detecting chemical characteristics in infrared light, this is a small, inexpensive method, and it is simple and convenient to transport. No special training staff is required. NIST Research Team 2010 The year began with the development of the TCC and was funded by the U.S. Department of Defense to begin large-scale production. At present, the company has signed 60,000 urgent orders.
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