Raman Spectrometer LRSM-T2010

Introduction

Raman Spectrometer supports up to three excitation lasers with wavelengths of 532 nm, 638 nm, 785 nm, or 1064 nm. It offers a resolution of 2.5 cm⁻¹ and a spectral range from 50 to 10,000 cm⁻¹. It features a built-in pinhole confocal system, a high-resolution spectrometer, and HD digital imaging technology, combining the benefits of a microscope and a Raman spectrometer. Our Raman spectrometer offers fully automated focus and scanning, ensuring precise and effortless Raman imaging. It delivers high sensitivity, an excellent signal-to-noise ratio, and outstanding stability, ensuring industry-leading performance for micro-Raman analysis and research.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Raman Spectrometer enables precise material identification and analysis across diverse fields, including biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, chemistry, environmental science, and energy.

Specifications

Excitation Wavelength (Max. 3 Lasers)	532 nm, 638 nm, 785 nm, 1064 nm
Resolution	2.5 cm⁻¹
Spectral Range	50 to 10000 cm⁻¹
Maximum Laser Output	532 nm: 80 mW 638 nm: 80 mW 785 nm: 300 mW 1064 nm: 500 mW
Optional Detectors	Deep cooling : 2048×256 pixels, cooled to -70°C Deep cooling : 2048×256 pixels, cooled to -30°C Deep cooling : 1024×128 pixels, cooled to -30°C Deep cooling InGaAs: 512×1 pixel Deep cooling InGaAs: 1024×1 pixel
Microscopic Illumination	High brightness and long-life white
Lighting Method	Epi-illumination
Microscope Camera	5-megapixel camera
Objective Lens	Standard: 4X, 10X, 20X Optional: 50X, 100X
Focusing	True confocal
Confocal Method	Pinhole confocal, 6-hole moving pinhole, infinitely adjustable confocal pinhole
Spatial Resolution (X, Y)	Better than 2 μm
Longitudinal Spatial Resolution (Z)	Better than 5 μm
Laser Spot Diameter	More than 1 μm
Laser Stability	σ/μ < ±0.2%
Laser Linewidth	0.08 nm
Connectivity	3.0
X, Y Axis Electronically Controlled Platform	Moving Range: 50×50 mm, 100×100 mm (optional) Moving Resolution: 0.1 μm Positioning Accuracy: 1 μm Scanning Interval: Software setting, min. 1 μm Scan Speed: 20 mm/s
Minimum Displacement Resolution	2 nm
Displacement Accuracy	10 nm
Z Axis (Auto Focus) Positioning Accuracy	Less than equal to ±0.2 μm
Z Axis (Auto Focus) Max. Range	20 mm
Z Axis (Auto Focus) Z Axis (Auto Focus)	Less than equal to 10 s
Optional Functions	Fast focus function (within 2s) Automated Objectives Rotation Nanoscale piezoelectric ceramic stage (Move resolution up to 2 nm, accuracy up to 10 nm)
Platform Requirements	Air-floating vibration isolation optical platform
Working Temperature	(25±2°C),
Humidity	(50±10%)
Peak Power	Less than 200 W
Voltage	100 to 240V AC
Dimension	560 × 460 × 580 mm
Weight	40 Kg

Features

Compact Design

High-quality objective lens

One-click operation

5-megapixel camera

Multiple built-in gratings

Facilitates Raman micro-area detection

FAQs

1. What is a Raman Spectrometer, and how does it work?

A Raman Spectrometer is an analytical instrument used to identify molecular composition by measuring vibrational energy changes in a sample when exposed to a laser. It works on the principle of Raman scattering, where light interacts with molecular vibrations, producing shifts in wavelength that provide unique spectral fingerprints for substance identification.

2. What are the key applications of Raman Spectrometer?

Raman Spectrometer is widely used in pharmaceuticals, forensics, material science, nanotechnology, and chemical analysis. It helps in drug verification, polymer studies, gemstone authentication, and detecting hazardous substances in environmental and security applications.

3. What types of samples can be analyzed using Raman Spectrometer?

Raman Spectrometer can analyze solids, liquids, and gases. It is suitable for organic and inorganic materials, including pharmaceuticals, minerals, polymers, and biological samples, without requiring extensive sample preparation.

4. What are the advantages of using Raman Spectrometer?

Raman Spectrometer offers non-destructive analysis, high sensitivity, and minimal sample preparation. It provides rapid results with high-resolution spectral data, allowing real-time material identification in various research and industrial applications.

5. Does It provide customization and support for Raman Spectrometers?

Yes, It offers customization options for specific research and industrial needs. Additionally, technical support, user training, and after-sales service are available to ensure optimal instrument performance and application assistance.