A device for conducting biological amplification reactions
AssigneeTerrabio Spolka Z Ograniczona Odpowiedzialnoscia
InventorHenryk Waldemar ROGUSZCZAK
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AssigneeTerrabio Spolka Z Ograniczona Odpowiedzialnoscia
InventorHenryk Waldemar ROGUSZCZAK
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The object of the invention is a device for conducting amplification reaction of biological samples with a system for independent control of the temperature of test tubes in a heating assembly comprising a multipart heating slot located in the cooling system housing, characterised in that the heating assembly comprises at least one heating slot (100) comprising a metal heating sleeve (101) wound around with a bifilar winding wire made of enamelled winding wire (102), which is covered with a composite polymer layer (103), wherein a temperature sensor (104) is located on the surface of the winding wire, and at least one heating slot is mounted on the PCB control board (105) located on the cooling system housing (112),
Device for conducting amplification reaction of biological samples with a system for independent control of the temperature of test tubes in a heating assembly comprising a multipart heating slot located in the cooling system housing, a control system, and a power supply system, characterised in that the heating assembly comprises at least one heating slot (100) comprising a metal heating sleeve (101) wound around with a bifilar winding wire made of enamelled winding wire (102), which is covered with a composite polymer layer (103), wherein a temperature sensor (104) is located on the surface of the winding wire, and at least one heating slot is mounted on the PCB control board (105) located on the cooling system housing (112).
The device according to claims 1 to 2, characterised in that the cooling system housing (112) comprises at least one fan (117) connected at the outlet to a least one housing (112) of the air duct (114) for placing the PCB board (105) with at least one heating slot (100).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.