Measurement Probe LSS1

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LSS1 measurement probe (SprayQuantAI® version), view from the left
LSS1 · SQA1SprayQuantAI®
LSS1 measurement probe (ParticleTensorAI® version), view from the left
LSS1 · PTA1ParticleTensorAI®

LSS1 is a compact single-channel optical measurement probe for droplet and particle characterization. It is used with SprayQuantAI® SQA1 and ParticleTensorAI® PTA1.

The physical probe hardware is identical for both systems. Whether the measurement system operates as SQA1 or PTA1 is determined by the signal acquisition concept, firmware, and evaluation software used in the connected ZEON control unit.

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SprayQuantAI® version
ParticleTensorAI® version

CAD visualization of the probe: one full rotation about the vertical axis (no sound).

Product Images

The probe hardware is identical for both systems; the versions differ only in their marking.

Compatible Systems

LSS1 is operated together with the ZEON control unit. The same optical probe can therefore be used with two different measurement concepts.

SystemControl UnitEvaluation Concept
SQA1ZEONIndividual-event evaluation; classical or AI-based
PTA1ZEONBuffered ParticleTensorAI® analysis; AI-based evaluation

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Measurement principleTime-resolved light scattering
Active detector channels1
Wavelength405 nm
Dimensionsapprox. 131 × 74 × 30 mm (L × H × W)
Mechanical mountingM3
Compatible control unitZEON
Compatible systemsSQA1, PTA1

Technical Drawing

Technical drawing of the LSS1 measurement probe with overall dimensions
LSS1: overall dimensions approx. 131 × 74 × 30 mm (length × height × width), rounded to whole millimetres, not to scale. Labels in German. Download drawing (PDF)

Single-Channel Measurement

LSS1 uses one active detector channel and represents the most compact optical configuration within the LSS probe family. The time-resolved signal from this channel contains information about the interaction of an individual droplet or particle with the shaped illumination field.

In SprayQuantAI® SQA1, the signal is evaluated on an individual-event basis. Particle or droplet properties can be determined using classical signal-processing methods or AI-based evaluation, depending on the configured measurement method.

In ParticleTensorAI® PTA1, the same detector signal is continuously recorded and combined over a defined acquisition interval. The resulting buffered signal data are processed using the ParticleTensorAI® approach to characterize the particle population, spray behaviour, or material-related properties.