The infrared/Raman microscope combines two methods of obtaining complementary molecular information. Retaining all feature if AIM sight. Additional features added in AIR sight are
Both FTIR and Raman Spectra Can Be Measured without Moving Samples
One Software to Measure and Analyse Both FTIR and Raman Spectra
Obtain Organic and Inorganic Information with One Instrument
AIRsight Features for Raman Measurements
Confocal optical system enables Raman measurements with excellent spatial resolution
Equipped standard with 532 nm and 785 nm lasers Characteristics of the lasers
532 nm : Light scatters more easily, making it easier to obtain peak intensities
785 nm : Less affected by fluorescence, making it more suitable for fluorescent samples
Systems can be equipped with either a 50× or 100× objective lens (or both) Selectable depending on the target measurement area
Includes XYZ correction for lens switching between infrared and Raman measurements Enables both infrared and Raman measurements from the same location
Choice of detector option to cover wide range from 5000 – 700 using environmental friendly mercury free T2SL2 detector as standard and 4600 – 400 cm-1 using DLATGS Detector as optional
x 330 Times Digital Zoom for Infrared Measurement and x 1,330 Times Digital Zoom "View to Scan" Feature
AMsolution to a limitless extent, making it possible to integrate and operate everything from sample observation to measurement and analysis offering unique feature with AIR sight.
Length and depth measurement as standard feature
measurement software (AMsolution Measurement) and analysis software (AMsolution Analysis).
measurement software can control both infrared and Raman measurements via the same window
Analysis software can overlay and search infrared and Raman spectra, create libraries, and so on
Validation program : inspecting and validating the performance of Shimadzu infrared and Raman microscopes
