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Phycocyanin Fluorescence Sensor is an advanced analytical device designed to detect and measure the concentration of phycocyanin, a pigment-protein complex found primarily in cyanobacteria and blue-green algae. This sensor plays a critical role in environmental monitoring, water quality assessment, and aquatic ecosystem research by providing real-time insights into algal biomass and bloom dynamics.

The sensor is commonly integrated into water monitoring stations, autonomous buoys, drones, and handheld devices, enabling both fixed and mobile data collection. Its applications extend to lakes, rivers, reservoirs, aquaculture farms, and drinking water treatment facilities where maintaining safe water quality is essential.