• Research level Raman spectrometer with advanced measurement techniques  

• Integrated single-mode laser

• No moving parts in the spectrometer except the laser shutter

• Compact

• Automatic adjustment of laser radiation power level

• Ability to connect fiber optic Raman probes
• Wide dynamic range and extremely high sensitivity of innovative sCMOS detector

• Edge or Notch Filters for Stokes and Anti-Stokes Spectroscopy
• Advanced control software allows performing various types of measurements: areas, lines, sections, profiles

• Library of over 10,000 spectra

• Integration of third-party spectral databases

• The most affordable price in the Research Class segment of instruments

The Raman spectrum of paracetamol has characteristic peaks near 1650 cm^-1 (C = O stretching vibration) and 1612 cm^-1 (N-H stretching vibration).

The Raman spectrum of aspirin has characteristic bands of 1606 cm^-1 (C-C stretching vibration) and 1622 cm^-1 (C-O vibration of carboxyl group).

Configuration with 532 nm laser *

Configuration with 785 nm laser *

Laser power

50 mW

130 mW

Laser attenuation

1-100% with 1% step

1-100% with 1% step

~7 cm^-1 or ~4 cm^-1

~7 cm^-1 or ~3 cm^-1

70 – 4 700 cm^-1 or 70 – 3 155 cm^-1

50 – 3 500 cm^-1 or 50 – 2 140 cm^-1

Filters type

Edge/Notch or Bragg Notch

Edge/Notch

Detector

Detector type

sCMOS

Pixel number

4096

7×200 µm

16 e rms

400 e-/pixel/s

4000:1

700 nm

10 ms – 60 s

120 mm

60 µm

1200 or 1800 l/mm

USB 2.0

100 – 240 VAC, 50 –60 Hz

100 x 235 x 56 mm

2.0 kg

Biology

Visualization of cellular components with minimum perturbation  

Geology

Characterization of minerals, detection of components distribution and their phase transitions  

Material science

Investigation of various materials with high spatial resolution – superconductors, polymers, coatings, composites, carbon nanotubes, graphene, etc  

Pharmaceutics

Identification and distribution of chemical components and molecular conformers in various drugs

Cosmetology

A promising technique for researching the composition of skincare products as well as their penetration ability  

Heritage and Art, Gemology

Determination of pigments and binding agents used in painting

Spectroscopic analysis of archaeological samples (ceramics, glass, etc.) gives information on their origins and history

Rapid identification of precious and semi-precious stones, e.g. identification of natural and synthetic diamonds  

Polymers

Determination of polymers microstructure and composition, including qualitative analysis of copolymers, determination of additives and fillers (plasticizers, pigments, colorants, etc.)

Kinetics research: polymerization, destruction processes (chemical or thermal)  

Forensics

Identification of unknown substances, different types of fibers, glasses, paints, explosive materials, inks, narcotic and toxic substances, proof of authenticity of documents