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Company: Andor Technology
Engineered from the outset with “ease-of-use” in mind, every Andor Spectroscopy system features a combination of market leading detectors and spectral instruments, seamlessly controlled through Andor’s dedicated and intuitive Solis software platform. From configuration of these pre-aligned, pre-calibrated instruments to integration into each unique laboratory set-up, Andor Spectroscopy solutions allow researchers around the world to focus quickly on their own challenges.
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Company: Torontech International
pectroscopy has a wide area of application in many fields. Spectroscopy is based on the concept of Energy = frequency x Planck (E=ʎh) constant which is used to study matter. Spectrometry is the technique which is used to analyze the concentration of elements in the sample being tested. Our products are able to analyze carbon, aluminum, sulfur, gold, silver, magnesium, steel, alloys and many other elements. We can also calibrate our products to account for elements like oxygen which are present in many compounds by calibrating with a known sample.
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Company: ILX Lightwave
From simple lab-grade manual monochromators to fully featured, fully automated imaging spectrographs with multiple gratings and a comprehensive offering of accessories including sources, diffraction gratings, fiber optics, lenses, order sorting filters and data acquisition software, Newport is the source of choice for researchers and systems integrators.
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Company: Edmund Optics
Spectrometers are used to measure the properties of light for a variety of applications including environmental or chemical analysis, fluorescence, or Raman. Spectrometers are optical instruments that can detect spectral lines and measure their wavelength or intensity. Spectrometers are ideal for determining compositional makeup for detecting weak light signals. Spectrometers can also be used to test the efficiency of an optical filter in order to determine whether a filter has properly blocked or transmitted specific wavelengths.
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Company: ORTEC
Gamma spectroscopy is the science (or art) of identification and/or quantification of radionuclides by analysis of the gamma-ray energy spectrum produced in a gamma-ray spectrometer. It is a widely used technique, well illustrated by the following list of examples:
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Company: CAEN
NIM Spectroscopy Amplifier. Gain range: 1 to 3000; shaping time: 0.5 to 10 us, pole-zero cancellation; base-line restorer; pile-up rejector; bipolar output for timing purposes; excellent noise level
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Company: Attolight AG
The Allalin 4027 is a nanometer resolution spectroscopy instrument, based on a disruptive technology called low-temperature Quantitative Cathodoluminescence, that tightly integrates a scanning electron microscope, a light microscope and a cryogenic stage into one tool. It requires zero alignment, features zero photon loss, houses a high performance multiple channel detector and a zero-drift liquid Helium cryostat. It is designed for those who need to follow a tight technology roadmap, obtain a deep understanding of their material and have access to extremely precise spectroscopic information that has been unavailable from traditional microscopy or spectroscopy techniques.
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Company: Agilent Technologies
To ensure the stability and performance of chromatography and spectroscopy analysis, Agilent offers a range of laboratory supplies to meet the challenges of any application. Our extensive portfolio includes gas management products, including gas purifiers, tubing, traps, flow meters, and leak detectors. We also offer syringes for both Agilent and third party instruments, as well as a wide selection of vials, fittings and other laboratory consumable parts for consistent, reliable performance.
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Company: Attolight AG
The Grammont 2172 is a nanometer resolution spectroscopy instrument, based on a disruptive technology called Quantitative Cathodoluminescence, that tightly integrates a scanning electron microscope and a light microscope into one tool. It requires zero alignment, features zero photon loss and houses an extremely fast single channel detector for those who need to deliver high resolution quantitative luminescence maps, reproductively and at the fastest possible rate.
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Company: Princeton Instruments
FERGIE is a fully integrated, aberration-free spectrograph with a built-in, low-noise, cooled detector. Featuring a trim 11” x 7” x 8” profile, FERGIE provides the high sensitivity and low noise needed to address a wide range of spectroscopy applications. Its ecosystem of easy-to-use accessories, which includes everything from lasers, fiber optics, and calibration sources to the ingeniously designed family of light-coupling FERGIE CUBES, allows scientists, educators, and engineers to put together complete experiments in a matter of minutes. For example, a typical Raman experiment that used to take hours to set up can now be ready in less than 90 seconds.
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Company: Rainbow Photonics
THz System for THz spectroscopy, detection and inspection of materials.
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Company: Sciencetech
Sciencetech offers a large line of spectroscopy equipment, for an overview of Sciencetech''s modular spectroscopy equipment see the chart at the bottom of page
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Company: ORTEC
AlphaVision-32 offers even more features for the busy alpha spectroscopy counting laboratory. AlphaVision-32 provides automated control and analysis of alpha spectra, with the status of as many as 128 silicon charged-particle detectors visible at a glance on a single screen.
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Company: North American Technical
NATS provides high resolution spectroscopy software. The use of a nonparametric model for complete visualization of absorption peaks makes it possible to create an adequate model for any energy range line.
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Company: North American Technical
People doing gamma spectroscopy in bioassay, radiochemistry, waste characterization, sediment analysis or environmental radiation monitoring with either germanium or sodium iodide detectors can often benefit from agamma sample changer that automates routine counting procedures.
