Spectroscopy enables researchers to identify chemical compounds, determine molecular structures, and understand fundamental properties of samples through the analysis of absorption, emission, or scattering of light or other forms of radiation. From infrared (IR spectroscopy) to ultraviolet (UV-visible spectroscopy) wavelengths, spectroscopy plays a vital role in various scientific fields. Explore how spectroscopy drives innovation and discovery across diverse research areas.
The TL-1000-ASOPS timing stabilisation unit enables ultrafast time domain spectroscopy of rapidly changing systems by controlling an offset frequency between two Taccor GHz lasers. This allows scan rates of several kilohertz at a time-delay resolution of < 60fs, a performance that is impossible with conventional systems. Ultrafast time domain or pump probe spectroscopy is a technique with an expanding application range, where…
The ventus solo has been specifically designed for Raman spectroscopy. With a narrowed line width, it has the benefits of the stability and robustness of the ventus laser with increased resolution capability required by modern Raman instruments. The ventus solo incorporates band narrowing technology that reduces the bandwidth to around 0.3 wavenumbers (~10GHz). This is beyond the resolution capability of all but the highest s…
