How to use the spectrometer efficiently
Whether it is running training, swimming competitions, laboratory measurements or daily tomato work, a precise and reliable timer is an indispensable tool. This tool is accurate to milliseconds (one per cent) and meets the majority of daily timing needs.
Sports training scene
In training, athletes often need to record accurately the time of each circle in order to analyse whether the speed of the mix is even and whether the body is reduced. This spectrometer provides complete loop function, automatically marking the fastest circle (green) and the slow circle (red), which one you see is the best and which one needs improvement.
- 400-metre runway training: record speed per lap and check for speed swings in the second half of the trip
- Swimming training: recording each round and round time, analysing technical details
- Bike time: record each uphill slope time-consuming and optimize the step frequency
- Intermediate training: recording exercise and rest time to ensure quality of training
Learning to work
The tomato work method is a classic method of increasing the efficiency of work, with the core being the cutting of working hours to 25 minutes of focus. This method is complemented by a spectrometer that not only accurately controls the length of the work, but also records the completion time of each tomato through a cylindrical function.
Laboratory measurements
In chemical, physical experiments, accurate recording of response time is essential. This spectra is accurate to 0.01 seconds and fully meets most of the experimental record needs. The export function allows all the data from the loop to be saved in text format, which is easier to write in the experimental report.
Use Shortcuts
To increase efficiency, this spectrometer supports the following keyboard shortcuts:
- Space Key : Start/timeout timer
- L Key : Record current loop speed
- R Key : Reset (to be suspended first)