If you are working with Raman spectroscopy and looking to optimize performance, check out Iridian’s latest article, entitled “How Custom Raman Edge Pass And Dichroic Filters Optimize Instrument Performance.” This article describes how best to choose and customize optical filters for your applications. Filters from Iridian Spectral Technologies are all deposited using energetic sputtering (or … Continue reading
Raman Spectroscopy is commonly used in process monitoring and control. It is an effective technique because it can be performed in line, giving non-invasive, fast measurements and unambiguous identification with suitable calibration for precise analysis. The laser requirements often needed in an in-line Raman setup include high power, high power stability and low noise levels. … Continue reading
Raman spectroscopy filters from CNI Optoelectronics Tech ensure high transmittance of the Raman scattering spectrum, while filtering out high-intensity laser light. The filters are produced by the advanced ion beam sputtering coating process of Veeco equipment, which is at the world leading level. Schematic of filter operation Features of these filters include: High optical … Continue reading
Raman spectroscopy is a non-destructive chemical analysis technique that offers detailed information regarding chemical structure, phase and polymorphic crystallinity, and molecular interactions. It is ideal for sample identification and quantification processes. Raman spectroscopy works by shining a monochromatic light source—usually a laser—onto a sample and detecting the scattered light. Most scattered light is at the … Continue reading
Researchers from the Polish Academy of Sciences, Lodz University of Technology, and the University of Warsaw use a PHAROS laser from Light Conversion to observe the surface-enhanced (SE) signal of water in an aqueous dispersion of silver nanoparticles. The observation techniques used were spontaneous Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) and Surface-Enhanced Femtosecond Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy (SE-FSRS) processes. This work opens up exciting … Continue reading
Intermolecular interaction and packing behavior play major roles in organic electronics. Researchers from the University of Cologne investigated the photophysical properties of molecular materials using the HARPIA spectroscopy system from Light Conversion. Features of the HARPIA comprehensive spectroscopy system include: Femtosecond multi-pulse transient absorption and reflection measurements Femtosecond fluorescence upconversion Time-resolved femtosecond stimulated Raman scattering … Continue reading