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Do you know the all-automatic & high throughput portable Raman analyzer?
2019-11-20

As we all know, Raman testing for one sample usually costs 10s or more time. Some experiments perform multiple experiments in order to obtain a higher signal-to-noise ratio, and the experiment time is longer. It takes longer time for the 1064nm Raman spectrometer to scan samples, because of weak excitation efficiency, and low response rate of infrared sensors etc. In this way, researchers consume a lot of time and effort to repeat test labors if they want to measure 100 samples, it may be take hours or even a whole day.
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