The Portable Micro-Pulse Particulate Matter Lidar is based on the Mie scattering principle and adopts a dual-telescope channel design. It aims to detect the temporal and spatial distribution information of atmospheric extinction coefficient, depolarization ratio, particulate matter concentration, etc. at different altitudes, grasp the evolution characteristics of particulate matter pollution, and play an important supporting role in precise prevention and control of air pollution.
Equipment Features:
Zero Blind Zone: Dual-telescope design that takes into account both far-field and near-field signals, truly realizing zero blind zone detection;
Intelligent Source Tracing: Integrated synchronous imaging system for collaborative display of meteorological information, pollution emission information and image information;
All-Weather: The host housing adopts carbon fiber material and fully sealed integrated design, with whole-machine IP66 protection rating, supporting all-weather automatic observation under harsh environments such as sand, dust, rain and snow;
Multi-Scenario: Highly integrated and portable, meeting multi-application scenarios such as indoor and outdoor, vehicle-mounted and networking.
