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Raman Spectroscopy

The Institute of Materials Processing has a Raman spectrometer, Jobin-Yvon U1000 with optical microscope.
raman spectrometer

The Ramanor U1000 double additive monochromator, has been designed for maximum versatility and adaptability to advancing detector technology. It uses Jobin-Yvon's standard and blazed holographic plane gratings to ensure optimal throughput in any spectral region.

  • Macro and micro Raman applications, which require the highest resolution and rejection of stray light, in the UV-visible range, with either single channel or CCD multichannel detection.
  • Raman applications in the near infrared range (1-1.7 microns) with IR photocells.
  • Coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy (CARS) with PMT or CCD detection.
  • Photoluminescence with PMT (visible range) and infrared photocells (NIR range).
U1000 Optical Design
  • Double additive monochromator
  • Asymmetrical Czerny-Turner configuration
  • Interchangeable gratings for UV, visible, and IR
  • Choice of sine or cosecant drive
  • Horizontal axis of grating rotation
  • 3 stages/4 horizontal slits for very low stray light level
Information from Jobin-Yvon
Jobin-Yvon U1000
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