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HORIBA, Ltd.
The AFM platform allows fully-integrated use of confocal Raman microscopy and AFM for Tip-Enhanced Optical Spectroscopies (such as Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (TERS) and Tip-Enhanced PhotoLuminescence (TEPL)), but also for truly co-localized AFM-Raman measurements.The myriad of AFM (Atomic Force Microscope) techniques that allow study of topographical, electrical and mechanical properties can be performed with any laser source available in Raman spectrometer, or with other external illumination (e.g., solar simulator or other tunable or continuum source). TERS and TEPL can provide nanoscale chemical and structural information, making the AFM-Raman platform a two-way road; where complimentary techniques provide novel and unique imaging capabilities to each other.
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127 Raman -
Frontier Semiconductor, Inc,
Local and Lattice Stress Measurement, Die level Topography for in-die and in-device stress and composition control.
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Innova-IRIS -
Bruker Optics
This provides researchers a perfect combination of chemical or crystallographic information at high spatial and spectral resolution with the most advanced atomic force microscopy characterization. The Innova-IRIS can be integrated with your choice of a leading Raman system to provide the best opaque sample TERS investigations available today. However you tailor your system, your application will benefit from Bruker exclusive, high-contrast IRIS TERS probes and the best tip preservation and lowest drift, guaranteeing that alignment is preserved even over the optical integration times necessary to interrogate weak Raman scatterers.
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Cougar -
Sacher Lasertechnik GmbH
The TEC-200 External Cavity Diode Laser in Littrow configuration is designed for high output power up to 1500mW with moderate linewidth in the order of 10GHz. It is employed for Raman Spectroscopy. Please check our downloadable data sheets.
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Cobolt 05-01 Series -
HÜBNER Photonics
High power, single frequency CW diode pumped lasers: 355 nm – 1064 nm up to 3 W. Perfect for holography, interferometry, Raman, optical tweezers, super resolution microscopy, laser doppler velocimetry
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08-01 Series -
HÜBNER Photonics
*405 nm, 532 nm, 561 nm & 785 nm up to 500 mW*SLM diode pumped lasers (DPL) and narrow linewidth diode lasers (NLD)*Integrated optical isolator immune to optical feedback*Integrated spectral filter*Perfect for Raman, interferometry
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CRAIC Technologies
Photoluminescence Microspectrometer: an instrument designed to measure the fluorescence, photoluminescence, and emission spectra of microscopic samples with excitation in the UV, visible and NIR regions. our revolutionary technologies that include a range of microspectrophotometer, UV-Vis-NIR microscope, Raman microspectrometer, NIST traceable standards, accessories and software solutions.
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NuVant Systems, Inc.
The operando cells, designed to interface with certain IR and Raman spectrometers, enable study of electrode surfaces during normal operation. Choose between the "fuel cell" and "solid electrode" configurations. These custom - designed tools can help your research lab understand how materials behave under operation.
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SpectraView 2500 -
DYNEOS AG
* Ultra-low noise SPM* Colocalized nanochemical analysis by IR, THz, Raman, AFM* Cantilever probes are completely transparent* Versatile configurations: Kelvin Probe chemical potential, electrical, thermal and photon force
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ProEM® -
Teledyne Princeton Instruments
The ProEM® is a high-resolution, back-illuminated EMCCD with exclusive eXcelon™3 sensor technology providing high sensitivity within the UV-NIR range while reducing etaloning. With spectral rates of up to 20 kHz and single-photon sensitivity, the ProEM is ideal for low-light-level applications such as hyperspectral Raman imaging and single-molecule fluorescence.
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Kymera 328i -
Andor Technology Ltd
Intelligent and multi-modal spectroscopy platform for Physical and Life science. Adaptive Focus, automated optimization for the best quality of focus. 328 mm focal length, F/4.1 aperture; Ideal combination for a wide range of applications ranging from luminescence/photoluminescence spectroscopy to more demanding, higher resolution Raman spectroscopy or plasma studies.
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B&W Tek, Inc.
We offer a full suite of software for spectroscopic data collection and analysis designed for users at all levels, and varying applications. Our standard BWSpec® spectral data acquisition software allows for easy collection of data from our Raman systems and modular spectrometers. It includes tools for instrument control for data collection and spectral manipulation. The raw data and corrected data are stored and can be easily viewed. Data manipulation tools include smoothing, baseline correction and derivatives. Data can be saved in different formats for use in additional application software. For spectral identification against Raman spectral libraries with a simple interface for immediate identification for verification with a pass/fail result, our BWID® software provides qualitative analysis. Users of BWID software can create their own Raman spectral libraries, or select from our numerous ready to use libraries. For identification with portable Raman in regulated environments, the US FDA 21 CFR part 11- complaint version of BWID can be used. B&W Tek’s unique see-through identification using the STRam® can also be done using the BWID software operating on the embedded tablet computer of the STRam system. For quantitative analysis, data collected with BWSpec or other packages can be imported into the BWIQ® multivariate data analysis software, offering a full suite of data preprocessing, regression and classification analysis algorithms. PLS regression models from the BWIQ software an be used in rel-time in our BWAnalyst software, for use with the QTRam , as well as in Metrohm’s Vision® software. The i-Raman series portable Raman instruments can also be operated for single acquisition, or for real-time analysis in the Routine Analysis mode of the Vision software.
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NS3 NanoSpectralyzer -
Applied NanoFluorescence, LLC
A customizable, modular NanoSpectralyzer: In addition to its core function as a sensitive short-wave IR fluorometer and absorption spectrometer, the NS3 can be configured with any of the following spectral capabilities: Visible emission, extended SWIR emission, UV absorption, visible absorption, extended SWIR absorption, Raman. Up to 5 excitation lasers (405 to 830 nm).
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LabRAM Nano -
HORIBA, Ltd.
Fully integrated system based on SmartSPM state of the art scanning probe microscope and LabRAM HR Evolution fully automated Raman micro-spectrometer. LabRAM HR Nano offers full automation and versatile compatibility with outstanding performance.
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PicoTweezers -
Ionovation GmbH
Single or dual beam optical tweezers system based on an inverted microscope • 3D real-time video-based force measurements with sub-pN resolution • Huge free space above optical trap for all kinds of sample chambers and carriers • Manipulate and navigate trapped objects with nanometer precision • Easily extendable to fluorescence, STED, Raman spectroscopy, TIRF, or CLS.