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INVENIO from Bruker

Equipment

Bruker’s INVENIO is an entry level R&D FTIR spectrometers designed to handle challenging analytical and R&D applications.
PMA 50: Polarization Modulation Measurements

Equipment

The external accessory PMA 50 from Bruker has been developed exclusively for polarization modulation measurements.
FT-IR Spectrometer - IFS 125 from Bruker Optics

Equipment

The IFS 125/HR and the new IFS 125/M mobile spectrometers are excellent instruments for high-resolution spectroscopy.
RAM II FT-Raman Module from Bruker

Equipment

The RAM II from Bruker is the first dual channel FT-Raman module that is capable of being coupled to the VERTEX FT-IR research spectrometer series. The RAM II provides the ideal FT-Raman measurement...
Spectroradiometer with Dynamic Range and High Accuracy

Equipment

The Rhea series spectrometer is a high-end instrument, with precise measurement capabilities integrated in a rugged jacket, that has been designed to provide easy operation.
Spectrometer with Replaceable Slit - AvaSpec–RS

Equipment

Avantes has introduced a replaceable-slit spectrometer that enables end-users to easily replace a slit.
Affordable NIR Range Spectrometers - AvaSpec

Equipment

Avantes provides three spectrometer configurations for measurements in the NIR range to 1.7µm or 1700nm.
High Sensitivity Raman Spectrometer - AvaRaman

Equipment

This page details the capabilities of the AvaRaman, a highly sensitivity raman spectrometer from Avantes.
TE-Cooled Spectrometer with Extended InGaAs Detector: Sol 2.2A

Equipment

The Sol™ 2.2A NIR spectrometer is a high-performance linear InGaAs array spectrometer with a spectral range of 900-2200 nm.
FTIR meets QCL: HYPERION II IR Microscope

Equipment

The HYPERION is the culmination of more than 25 years of experience in FT-IR microscopy. Its high-quality design, including all optical, mechanical, and electronic components, provides high stability...

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TAMS: Total Absolute Measurement System

The Total Absolute Measurement System (TAMS) unit allows you to choose the right detector for angular-dependent measurements of optical properties of thin and thick samples.

From PerkinElmer