
Raman System Built in Darkroom
Various experimental techniques
RamanLab has built an open system in a dedicated dark room to accomodate various experimental techniques.
By integrating a high-performance CCD camera, coupled with an precision monochromator, the system enables high-resolution acquisition of Raman spectra from various organic and inorganic materials.
Equipped with lasers of 5 wavelenths, Raman mapping devices, and a temperature controlled stage, We promise to cooperate faithfully in research for long-term projects as well as simple measurements.
CCD CAMERA
Andor Newton CCD
TE cooling to -100°C
Negligible dark current
Active pixels (μm): 1024 x 256
Pixels size (μm): 26 x 26
MONOCHROMATOR
Andor Shamrock 500i
Image astigmatism correction
Aperture ratio: F/6.5
Focal length: 500 mm
Resolution: 0.06 nm @ 633 nm



Laser
488, 532, 671, 785, 830 nm
Mapping Stage
Motorized xyz stage
Linkam Stage
Temperature range -195 ~ 600 °C