What Is Compact FT-IR Spectrometer Application?
author: Freya
2022-11-18
ATP8900plus Compact FT-IR Spectrometer Transmission Measure Module Introduction
FT-IR Transmittance module
How Does Compact FT-IR Spectrometer Work?
Thin film qualitative analysis
Quantitative analysis
Transparent infrared materials such as various glass, jade, crystal materials, other materials with properties change
Demountable liquid cell, changeable optical path, quantitative analysis
Lubricant oil quantitative analysis
Infrared window forming liquid film quanlitative analysis
Corrosion resistant gas cell customized various materials made gas cell, such as HF gas measure
FT-IR Transmittance module
- Fit to solid press, liquid cell, gas cell analysis
- Compact size easy to take to field
- Fit to non water and oxygen analysis
- WIFI connection for remote control
- short measure time<1 min
- Anti-shock and vibration fit to plants and production line
- Moiture proof ZnSe beamsplitter fit to higher moisture environment
- TE-cooled MCT detector for selection
How Does Compact FT-IR Spectrometer Work?
- Solid
Thin film qualitative analysis
Quantitative analysis
Transparent infrared materials such as various glass, jade, crystal materials, other materials with properties change
- Liquid
Demountable liquid cell, changeable optical path, quantitative analysis
Lubricant oil quantitative analysis
Infrared window forming liquid film quanlitative analysis
- Gas
Corrosion resistant gas cell customized various materials made gas cell, such as HF gas measure
The application of FTIR in a non-invasive and non-destructive way to the study and conservation of mineralised excavated textiles
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