This webinar will explain the principle behind dielectric spectroscopy and include case studies that demonstrate its use in these applications. Apart from capacitance, dielectric spectroscopy sensors also measure conductivity. In addition to the benefits of measuring capacitance in bioprocesses, there are advantages of measuring conductivity in real-time as well. Conductivity has been used as an indirect measurement of osmolarity and, thus, as an indicator of the quality of the cell culture medium and for monitoring the variations in the ionic concentration of the medium during the cell culture process.

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