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Spectroscopic measurement 3D microlaser Raman spectrometer Nanofinder HE-Nanofinder HE
Spectroscopic measurement 3D microlaser Raman spectrometer Nanofinder HE-Tokyo Instruments, Inc

Spectroscopic measurement 3D microlaser Raman spectrometer Nanofinder HE
Tokyo Instruments, Inc

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■3D microlaser Raman spectrometer Nanofinder HE

High-end model of confocal Raman/TERS (Tip-Enhanced Raman Scattering) microscope

■EMCCD detector demo machine sales campaign for Raman spectroscopy equipment

We are offering a demonstration model of the EMCCD detector used in our Nanofinder FLEX microlaser Raman spectrometer at a special price. We also offer various CCD detector and spectrometer sets and Raman spectroscopy module sets at low prices.

■Ideal for simultaneous Raman spectroscopy and AFM measurements

3D Microscopic Laser Raman Spectrometer Nanofinder HE is a microscopic Raman spectrometer ideal for simultaneous Raman spectroscopy and AFM measurements. With this single device, you can select various Raman measurements such as upright type, inverted type, and transmission type. In addition, up to four types of lasers can be installed, and the optics corresponding to each laser can be automatically controlled from a PC. In addition to confocal Raman spectroscopy measurements, by installing an AFM, it is also possible to perform AFM-Raman spectroscopy and near-field-Raman spectroscopy measurements. Features

■High stability

High mechanical and thermal stability due to the use of granite material for the frame

■High precision

Automatic wavelength calibration with built-in hollow cathode lamp

■High resolution

Spatial and spectral resolution

■High sensitivity

Optical system optimized for Raman

■Fast 3D Raman mapping possible

<3 ms/point, AFM simultaneous measurement

■Easy operation

Automatically correct confocal optical system (auto alignment)

■Applications

・Material science ・Nanotechnology ・Biological science ・Pharmaceutical

■What is TERS (Tip Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy)?

This is a laser Raman microscope that combines a regular laser Raman microscope and an atomic force microscope (AFM) to generate surface-enhanced Raman light. By using a sharp probe, Raman scattering is locally enhanced. This dramatically increases spatial resolution compared to regular laser Raman microscopes.

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Spectroscopic measurement 3D microlaser Raman spectrometer Nanofinder HE-Part Number-Nanofinder HE

Nanofinder HE

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550mm

150, 300, 600, 1,200, 1,800, 2,400, 3,600 G/mm, Echelle (75 G/mm)

Dispersion
0.047/0.0134/0.0031 nm/pixel
1.55/0.44/0.1 cm-1/pixel

Spectral range on CCD light receiving surface
75.5/21.4/4.8nm
2,509/708/159 cm-1

Diffraction grating (G/mm): 600/1,800/75 (Echelle)

2 ports

Independent control motor driven orthogonal slit variable width 0~2 mm

Czernitana type

Can be equipped with 3 diffraction gratings

DU970P EMCCD
High-end model with electron multiplication (1~1,000) function
Equipped with high-speed 3MHz AD converter
*Ideal for high-speed, high-sensitivity measurements.

Cooling temperature: 100℃ (water cooling), 80℃ (air cooling)

Built on granite substrate (f=55 cm, 2 exit ports, 3 diffraction gratings on motorized exchangeable turret)

Cooled CCD/EMCCD detector (visible Raman spectroscopy), InGaAs detector (near-infrared Raman spectroscopy/photolumi spectroscopy), avalanche photodiode + time-correlated photon counting (fluorescence lifetime microimaging)

Built-in up to 3 wavelengths, 1 external port

100× (NA0.7), 100× (NA0.95), 60× (NA0.9), 10×; Various selections available
For confocal Raman measurements in an upright microscope configuration, objective lens rotation is possible

Upright, inverted, and transparent layouts are all selectable.
Bright field/fluorescence observation mode (optional), LED illumination, objective lens rotating turret, CCD camera for monitor, accessories

Advanced Nanofinder software set

Piezo stage (XYZ) ・Stepping motor stage (XY) ・AFM dedicated stage

Achieves outstanding optical stability

Computer, LCD display (2 in AFM configuration)

Optical unit, spectrometer, microscope, multi-laser system, and controller all in one housing

Objective lens 150×NA1.25 (water immersion) (typical value)
・XY axis direction (nm): 180, 200
・Z-axis direction (nm): 400, 420

Objective lens 100×NA0.95 (in air) (typical value)
・XY axis direction (nm): 200~500
・Z-axis direction (nm): 500~850

Laser wavelength (nm)
473~785 (typical value)

Laser wavelength (nm)
473~785
Wavelength range (cm-1)
<150~>4,000/<60~>4,000/<60~>3,000

Full width at half maximum of emission line
Diffraction grating (G/mm): 1,800/75 (echelle)
Wavenumber resolution (cm-1): 0.8/0.25

CW laser for Raman spectroscopy
Laser wavelength (nm): 473~785
Output (mW): 20~80
Spatial mode: TEM00
M^2:< 1.1~1.2
Line width (MHz): < 10~160
Polarization: straight line

Within 1 pixel of CCD
Diffraction grating (G/mm): 1,800/75 (echelle)
Wavenumber resolution (cm-1): 0.43/0.1

3 ms or less per measurement point
(Includes all Raman spectrum data. CCD AD conversion rate: 3 MHz)

100×100×20 by piezo stage
*Large stages up to standard specifications 300 x 300 x 100 are also available.

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