Products

The Apollo II™ Raman microspectrometer features high sensitivity, high spectral resolution, a broad spectral range and rapid sampling times.

The Specim IQ is a self-contained, handheld hyperspectral imaging system weighing 1.3 kg.

The Horiba CLUE Series offer a scalable platform for imaging and spectroscopic analysis of nano-objects with SEM and dual SEM/FIB (Focused Ion Beam) microscopes.

Certain McPherson spectrometers can now measure vertical spatial profile in addition to dispersed wavelengths. They operate in the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) to view plasma impurity emission lines from 300 Å to 3200 Å.

Princeton Instruments’ KURO 2048B back-illuminated, scientific CMOS (sCMOS) camera will be used for hyperspectral imaging, astronomy and quantum imaging.

The RISE system enables a WITec Raman microscope to be operated within a scanning electron microscope with samples transferred easily between SEM and Raman measuring positions.

Bruker’s new mass spectrometry imaging software supports data acquired from other companies’ instruments.

Princeton Instruments has introduced the ProEM-HS:1KBX3-10µm EMCCD camera with low-noise readout electronics and eXcelon^®3 fringe-suppression technology to provide single-photon sensitivity.

Contains three separate applications for navigating and acquiring Raman images.

New version of this infrared microscope based on quantum cascade lasers. It can produce twice the data in 1/10 of the time with improved signal-to-noise levels.

Princeton Instruments’ new SpectraPro HRS-300 high-resolution imaging spectrograph includes spectral deconvolution technology.

Five spectral band sensor suitable for use on drones.

Menlo Systems’ TERA Image system extension for terahertz (THz) imaging has now been upgraded with the inclusion of EPINA’s ImageLab software for hyperspectral imaging.

Headwall introduces the Hyperspec Chlorphyll Fluorescence sensor which collects data from 670 nm to 780nm

Miniaturised spectral sensing system on a chip

Pixelteq’s SpectroCam VIS-SWIR 640 multispectral imaging camera is suitable for imaging in tissue and biological material.

The HySpex Mjolnir-1024 from Norsk Elektro Optik is a hyperspectral camera for UAV applications.

WITec’s RISE system for correlative Raman–scanning electron microscopy is now compatible with Zeiss’ Merlin SEM.

The Hypercore has been designed for UAV airborne applications

Imec has introduced a new range of hyperspectral sensors and cameras with extended spectral range, from the visible to the near infrared.