Ibsen Photonics has added nine new Pulse Compression Gratings to our stock available line-up of 100% fused silica transmission gratings for high-power femtosecond laser pulse compression. These gratings cover a broad range of wavelengths from 675 nm to 1030 nm, grouped in the following grating types:
UV-VIS (<800 nm)
800 nm (700-900 nm)
9XX nm
10XX nm
2000 nm
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More...Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) is an extremely versatile spectroscopic technique which can be used to analyze the atomic composition of virtually any material. In a LIBS system, a short laser pulse is used to ablate material from the surface of a sample. The laser pulse energy will be high enough to create bright plasma on the surface of the sample.
When choosing a spectrometer for your LIBS application, there are various parameters ...
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In this post, we are focusing on Raman spectroscopy, which is a molecular spectroscopic technique providing information about molecular vibrations that can be used for sample identification and quantitation.
Raman spectroscopy has some very unique advantages and is used in many different fields where a non-destructive, microscopic, chemical analysis and imaging is required. This is especially ideal for the pharmaceutical ...
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Detectors for HPLC is the focus of this post, where we will get around HPLC and our FREEDOM UV-VIS spectrometer, which is a suitable UV detector for HPLC.
We often hear that instrument manufacturers are constantly faced with the challenge to develop new instruments that offer the end-user:
At Ibsen we believe that we can help solve some of these issues – if not all of them, with detectors for HPLC, e.g our FREEDOM UV-VIS. But first, what is HPLC?
Ibsen Photonics is participating in a newly started EU Horizon 2020 project, GALAHAD, aimed at developing high resolution OCT for glaucoma diagnosis. GALAHAD stands for Glaucoma-Advanced, Label-Free High Resolution Automated OCT Diagnosis, and the project was initiated in December 2016.
Glaucoma is a complicated disease in which damage to the eye’s optic nerve leads to progressive, irreversible vision loss. It is the second largest cause of blindness. It is not possible to cure glaucoma or restore lost vision, but disease progress ...
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Dear Reader,
Summer is over and we hope that you have all had a relaxing time and enjoyed the break. In this newsletter, you can read about our new compact DISB electronics specifically developed with OEM instrument makers in mind.
Read more about it below and on our website or feel free ...
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Optical detector basics | Noise in detectors| Subtracting dark spectra
Dear Reader,
Relax on the beach this summer, while sipping lemonade and gaining knowledge of detectors from our selection of technical notes below.
Have a nice summer!
Best regards,
the Ibsen team
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