Seven Hills Raman instrument can be used in the laboratory or on-line for process control. The purged enclosure can be provided for Class I, Div 2 or Class I, Div 1 environments and is capable of providing either Z- or X- type purging. The Raman instruments incorporate a frequency-stabilized, narrow-linewidth diode laser (patented); a temperature-controlled, optically fast ( f/2.0) fiber-coupled spectrograph (patented); a very low noise Andor CCD camera TE-cooled to < -80 OC; and Seven Hills Raman data acquisition and analysis software. The Seven Hills Raman software can be combined with GRAMS/AI9.1* for real-time chemometrics and process control applications |
This Raman instrument design offers very high signal levels while retaining high resolution (~ 4 to 5 cm-1 depending upon excitation wavelength). Patented optical design allows full (3.3 mm) height coverage of the 1024 x 128 pixel CCD chip and wide fiber array input (17 X 100 micron diameter fibers) while retaining a straight fiber array image and good resolution. The system includes a fiber-coupled probe with laser band-pass and elastic light rejection (~10-8) filtering. With the 1200 grooves/mm grating, the spectral coverage is ~ 2100 cm-1 at 785 nm excitation. The grating is adjustable to allow use with excitation from 670 to 860 nm. The spectra can be exported in SPC or ASCII formats. |
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More Information on Raman Instrumentation
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* GRAMS/AI8.0 is a registered trademark of Thermo Electron Corporation
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