In Raman microscopy, also called confocal Raman microscopy, an optical microscope and a Raman spectrometer are combined into one instrument in order to provide high resolution images of small samples. This high resolution imaging has applications that include materials science, earth science, cell biology, medicine, cosmetics, and art analysis.
A Raman microscope consists of a basic optical microscope, a Raman spectrometer, a laser, a light source, and a detector such as a CCD camera. The optical microscope uses light to magnify and identify samples while the Raman spectrometer scatters light and measures the excitation vibration. When selecting a microscope, it is important to consider the qualities of each of the microscope's components and their optimal configuration for a particular application.
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Oxford Instruments
- Confocal Raman Imaging Microscopy
- CCD/EMCCD
- Multiple Laser Sources
Bruker Optics
- FT-Raman spectrometer
- InGaAs detector or Ge diode detector
- Diode-pumped, air-cooled Nd:YAG laser source
Bruker Optics
- Confocal Raman, Automatic Fluorescence
- Grating
- Multiple laser sources
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd
- Confocal Raman, Photoluminescence, Temperature Control, Automatic Mapping, Polarisation
- High sensitivity ultra low noise CCD
1650 x 200 pixels, TE-cooled -60oC (standard) OR
2000 x 256 pixels, TE-cooled -60oC (enhanced sensitivity and spectral range) OR EMCCD (fast mapping applications) OR NIR Detector Array (spectral range up to 1700 nm) - Up to 3 narrow-band lasers including: 532 nm, 638 nm, 785 nm
Other wavelengths available on request
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd
- Confocal Raman, FLIM, Photoluminescence, Temperature Control, Automatic Mapping, Polarisation
- High sensitivity ultra low noise spectroscopy CCD
1650 x 200 pixels, TE-cooled -60°C (standard) OR 2000 x 256 pixels, TE-cooled -60°C (enhanced sensitivity and spectral range) OR EMCCD (fast mapping applications) OR NIR Detector Array (spectral range up to 1700 nm) - Up to 5 integrated narrow-band lasers: 532 nm, 638 nm, 785 nm typically used. Additional lasers from UV to NIR are available. External lasers can be integrated.
Oxford Instruments
- Confocal Raman Imaging Microscopy
- CCD/EMCCD
- Multiple Laser Sources
Oxford Instruments
- Confocal Raman Imaging Microscopy
- CCD/EMCCD
- Single Laser Source
Oxford Instruments
- Raman-based particle analysis
- CCD/EMCCD
- Multiple Laser Sources
Oxford Instruments
- Raman Imaging-SEM
- CCD/EMCCD
- Multiple Laser Sources (up to six)
Oxford Instruments
- Topographic Raman Imaging
- Optical Profilometer
- Multiple Laser Sources
Oxford Instruments
- Confocal Raman Imaging Microscopy
- CCD/EMCCD
- Multiple Laser Sources
Oxford Instruments
- Confocal Raman Imaging Microscopy
- CCD/EMCCD
- Multiple Laser Sources
Shimadzu
- Infrared and Raman
- DLATGS Detector
- Equipped standard with 532 nm and 785 nm lasers
Thermo Fisher Scientific
- Frequency-stabilized single mode, Multiple transverse mode
- Grating
- 532 nm Diode-pumped, solid state (DPSS), 633 nm HeNe gas, 780 nm Frequency-stabilized single mode diode laser, 780 nm Multiple transverse mode narrow-spectrum diode
Zolix Instruments Co., Ltd.
- Confocal Raman Imaging
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