| RAMAN | FTIR-IR MICROSCOPE | UV-VISIBLE SPECTROPHOTOMETER |
Dispersive Raman imaging is well suited for the most demanding research areas, including pharmaceuticals, polymers, plastics and nanotechnology.
Main Application/Advantages
Its main application is in carbon analysis (natural diamond, amorphous, DLC), as well as organics and inorganics. For example, it can be used to analyze the Raman spectrum of DLC coating on SS.
An FTIR-IR microscope (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy-infrared microscope) can identify functional groups and molecular structure on the basis of individual absorbance characteristics. For example, it can analyze the IR spectrum of polymide film.
Main Application/Advantages
This ability is useful for analyzing all organics, including organic thin film, laminate and fibre, organic contaminants and additives, and some organic powder.
The FTIR-IR microscope allows for analysis in transmission mode and reflection mode.
Specification
Measurement Mode
Transmission/reflection/ATR
Optical System
15x Cassegrain objective
15x Cassegrain condenser
MCT Detector
Wavenumber range:
5,000 to 700cm-1 (narrow band)
5,000 to 650cm-1 (middle band)
Liquid nitrogen monitoring fucntion
TGS Defector (Option)
Wavenumber range: 4,600 to 400cm-1
Automatically switches between detectors, if equipped with multiple detectors
Supports for Observation and Measurements
Auto Focus
Automatic adjustment function for Condenser mirror
Automatic ATR measurement (with purchase of pressure sensor)
Main Application/Advantages
Designed in accordance with the governing European and Japanese Pharmacopoeia.
Achieves a resolution of 1 nm.
Easily satisfies the standards of wavelength resolution demanded by the European Pharmacopoeia.
Specifications
Measurement Wavelength Range
190 to 1,100nm
Spectral Bandwidth
1nm (190 to 1,100nm)
Wavelength Setting
0.1nm increments (1nm increments when setting scanning range)
Wavelength Accuracy
±0.05nm at D2 peak 656.1nm,
±0.3nm for entire range
Wavelength Repeatability
±0.025nm
Wavelength Slew Rate
Approx. 29,000 nm/min
Wavelength Scanning Speed
3,000 to 2 nm/min
29,000 nm/min when survery scanning