June 2011

 ❂ Lasers

1535nm laser 2nS, 0.1mJ pulse till 10 Hz, battery operated, miniature size.   Super continuum Laser system emitting spectrum                400nm – 2000nm output power                       >50mW pulse width                           <3ns pulse energy                       ~ 6µJ

Up till 12 LED’s in One package, multi color, individual addressable.

Monochromator with 2 detectors scanning from 200 till 3500nm, with sub nm resolution.

❂ Data

FDM Raman Organics Library (#30005) the new FDM Raman Organics Library is comprised of 500 spectra of simple, common organic compounds. The spectra were collected using a 780 nm laser and have a spectral range of 200 cm^-1 – 3200 cm^-1.

The spectral resolution is 4.3 cm^-1 as determined by the ASTM E2529-06 Calcite test, which was verified daily. Peak position calibration was verified daily with a polystyrene standard. Relative intensity was corrected using an internal white light source which compares well with the NIST intensity calibration standard. The signal-to-noise ratio is 500:1 for all spectra.

Matching ATR/FTIR spectra for all FDM Raman Organics compounds can be found in the FDM ATR Organics library.

FDM Raman Polymer Library (#30004)  The new FDM Raman Polymer Library is comprised of 500 spectra of simple, common polymer compounds. The spectra were collected using a 780 nm laser and have a spectral range of 200 cm^-1 – 3200 cm^-1.

The spectral resolution is 4.3 cm^-1 as determined by the ASTM E2529-06 Calcite test, which was verified daily. Peak position calibration was verified daily with a polystyrene standard. Relative intensity was corrected using an internal white light source which compares well with the NIST intensity calibration standard. The signal-to-noise ratio is 500:1 for all spectra.

Matching ATR/FTIR spectra for all FDM Raman Polymer compounds can be found in the FDM ATR Polymer library.

Holon Institute of Technology, July 21

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