Ibsen news
2016-04-20 | 5 min read
FREEDOM at Antarctica
Dear Reader, You get freedom in your design, when you choose our FREEDOM spectrometer. FREEDOM provides many different configurations and detector options and it allows the flexibility to use your own electronics or to go with our plug-and-play electronics. In addition, it is so small that it fits almost any size constraints. In this newsletter, we are highlighting our popular FREEDOM HR-VIS-NIR mini Raman spectrometer! And, we believe your future Raman projects could benefit from an Ibsen FREEDOM HR-VIS-NIR spectrometer. This FREEDOM actually went to Lake Untersee, Antarctica, with University of Innsbruck, where Klemens Weisleitner captured this exciting image of the spectrometer in action. Click here and
2016-02-24 | 6 min read
Do you speak spectrographish?
We wish to offer you the opportunity to come and speak spectrographish with Ibsen Photonics at the annual Pittcon exhibition in Atlanta from March 7th-10th. Our technical experts in Spectrometers, FBG interrogators (I-MON’s) and Spectrometer gratings will be there, giving you the perfect opportunity to speak with them directly about your photonics projects. Heidi Olson will be giving a product demonstration on Tuesday, Mar. 8th. at 10.30 a.m. in the Live Demo Area 2 (Booth 4647) on the Expo Floor. In addition, Dr. Thomas Rasmussen will be holding a press conference on Wednesday, March 9th. at 10.30 a.m. in room
2016-01-14 | 3 min read
EAGLE Raman-S – Ibsen launches 800–1100 nm high throughput spectrometer for Raman spectroscopy
For immediate release Press Release, Farum, January 14, 2015 Ibsen Photonics (www.ibsen.com), the global leader in fused silica transmission gratings and industrial grade spectrometer modules, today announced the new EAGLE Raman-S spectrometer platform for OEM supply to manufacturers of analytical instruments. The EAGLE platform consists of high throughput, robust and high resolution spectrometers, suited for OEM integration into weak intensity Raman solutions at 785 or 830 nm excitation. It combines high resolution with high sensitivity and flexibility in choice of detector system. Due to its robustness and thermally stable operation, the EAGLE Raman-S spectrometer is particularly well suited for industrial
2016-01-13 | 6 min read
This is your chance to get free advice!
Dear Reader, We wish to offer you the opportunity to engage with Ibsen Photonics at the SPIE BiOS/Photonics West trade show in San Francisco from February 13th through 18th. Our technical experts in Spectrometers, FBG interrogators (I-MON’s), Phase Masks, Pulse Compression gratings, Telecom gratings, and Spectrometer gratings will be there, giving you the unique opportunity to speak with them directly about your photonics projects. We will be launching the EAGLE Raman-S spectrometer for integrators of high performance and low f-number Raman instruments. You can read more about our new EAGLE Raman-S here. Dr. Thomas Rasmussen will be giving a talk on “The
2015-11-30 | 10 min read
To cool or not to cool?
When you are considering to buy a new spectrometer, you may have to decide whether you need one with a cooled detector or not. A cooled detector can provide low noise but is also bulky and expensive. We have put together a technical note with some practical guidelines on when to cool and when not to cool. One of the applications where cooling is often required is in Raman spectroscopy. In this newsletter, we are highlighting our high throughput, compact EAGLE SW-NIR spectrometer which is well suited for Raman and comes both with a cooled and a non-cooled detector.