Instruments
Instruments
Seven working instruments for clinic operators. Free, no sign-up, no data collected. The RCF nomogram converts rotor radius and speed into the force a protocol actually specifies, and the AR2T3 recorder produces a protocol record another clinic can genuinely reproduce.
Instrument T‑01
The RCF nomogram
Why this matters. RPM is a property of the motor. RCF is a property of the sample, and it is what a spin protocol specifies. Two machines at the same speed apply different force when their rotors differ in radius, which is how two clinics run the same protocol and get different yields. This is the chart, not a picture of one.
All instruments
7 · 1 builtT-01The RCF nomogramRotor radius and speed in, relative centrifugal force out, with the protocol bands marked so you can see which protocol you are actually running.
T-02The spin protocol plannerChoose a target output, get the force bands and times, then check whether a given machine can reach them.In preparation
T-04The AR2T3 protocol recorderSix fields in, a properly specified protocol record out. The one that makes a protocol transferable to another clinic instead of trapped in yours.In preparation
T-03Cost per procedureKit price multiplied by annual volume, against the unit price. The number almost nobody runs before signing the purchase order.In preparation
T-05Needle gauge selectorBy target tissue and preparation viscosity.In preparation
T-06Room space plannerFootprint and clearances for a procedure room.In preparation
T-07Platelet yield checkerExpected concentration factor against protocol and donor baseline count.In preparation