Hyperspectral Raman Microscope

• ATRH8500 adds a microscopic hyperspectral imager to the Raman microscope. The instrument is an advanced device that integrates a hyperspectral imaging microscope, an optical microscope and a raman spectrometer. Hyperspectral imaging microscopy and Raman spectrometer can be used to characterize and analyze the surface morphology, reflection hyperspectral imaging and Raman spectrum performance of nanomaterials respectively, thereby providing more comprehensive information on the sample and providing sharp Microscopic image. Users can improve work efficiency, spend more time on data collection and analysis, and truly realize in-situ detection and analysis of samples.

• ATRH8500 is equipped with an objective lens specially designed for the Raman system, which makes the laser spot close to the diffraction limit, and then displays the focus information accurately and intuitively on the computer through a 5-megapixel camera. It overcomes the problem in ordinary Raman systems that the focal plane for collecting Raman signals is slightly higher or slightly lower than the actual optimal focal plane, thereby improving the quality of the Raman spectrum.

• At the same time, ATRH8500 uses high-performance Raman specially optimized for micro-Raman systems. It is industry-leading in terms of sensitivity, signal-to-noise ratio, stability, etc., providing a strong guarantee for Raman research.

• Microscopic hyperspectral imaging, confocal micro-Raman spectroscopy, microscopic imaging;

• Micro-area positioning device, laser spot alignment and adjustment

• High power optical positioning system

• Automatic Raman imaging experiment, automatic focusing, automatic scanning;

• Broad reflection spectrum imaging measurement (400-1000nm)

• Automated hyperspectral imaging experiment;

• SNR Ratio >6000:1

• Unique software controls switching light path

• Quickly locate focus position

• High-quality objective lens5 million cameras

• Excitation wavelength: 532, 633, 785, 830, 1064nm optional

• USB2.0

• Nanoparticles and new materials

• Universities and research institutes

• Biology

• Forensic Medicine Identification

• material science

• Medical Immunoassay

• Agriculture and food identification

• water pollution analysis

• Gem and inorganic mineral identification

Q: What are the key features of the ATRH8500 Hyperspectral Raman Microscope?
A: The ATRH8500 integrates a hyperspectral imaging microscope, an optical microscope, and a Raman spectrometer into one advanced device. It offers capabilities for surface morphology characterization, reflection hyperspectral imaging, and Raman spectroscopy, providing comprehensive information and sharp microscopic images of nanomaterials.

Q: How does the ATRH8500 improve work efficiency?
A: By combining hyperspectral imaging and Raman spectroscopy, the ATRH8500 allows users to simultaneously capture detailed surface morphology and spectral data. This integration streamlines data collection and analysis, enabling in-situ detection and improving overall work efficiency.

Q: What kind of objective lens does the ATRH8500 use?
A: The ATRH8500 is equipped with an objective lens specially designed for Raman applications. This lens ensures that the laser spot is close to the diffraction limit, which enhances the quality of the Raman spectra by providing precise and accurate focus information.

Q: How is focus information displayed on the ATRH8500?
A: Focus information is displayed accurately and intuitively on the computer through a 5-megapixel camera. This feature helps overcome common issues with focal plane alignment, improving the quality of Raman signal collection.

Q: What are the performance highlights of the ATRH8500's Raman system?
A: The ATRH8500 features high-performance Raman optics optimized for micro-Raman systems. It excels in sensitivity, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), and stability, making it a leading choice for reliable and precise Raman research.

Q: What advantages does hyperspectral imaging offer in this system?
A: Hyperspectral imaging provides detailed reflection spectra across a range of wavelengths, allowing for comprehensive surface morphology analysis. This capability complements Raman spectroscopy by offering additional data on the sample's optical properties.

Q: How does the ATRH8500 compare to traditional Raman systems?
A: The ATRH8500 overcomes limitations of traditional Raman systems by integrating hyperspectral imaging, which provides a more complete view of the sample. It also addresses focal plane alignment issues, ensuring higher-quality Raman spectra and more accurate analysis.

Q: Can the ATRH8500 handle a variety of sample types?
A: Yes, the ATRH8500 is designed to accommodate a wide range of sample types, particularly nanomaterials. Its combined imaging and spectroscopy capabilities make it versatile for different applications in research and analysis.

Q: What kind of interface does the ATRH8500 use for data transfer?
A: The ATRH8500 uses a USB3.0 interface for fast and efficient data transfer between the microscope and the computer, ensuring smooth operation and quick access to collected data.