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LaserScope™

Description

LaserScope utilizes a high brightness QCL point source, and the high spectral power density (or high photon flux) results in rapid scanning with good signal to noise ratio (SNR) and high quality data from miniature samples. The higher SNR equates to improved spectral quality at very high spatial resolution. The high spectral power density can make it possible to analyze optically thick, highly diffusive, or very small samples.

Key Benefits & Advantages

  • Up to two orders of magnitude greater spectral power density than FTIR spectrometers with a standard source
  • Measure optically thick, highly diffusive, or small samples
  • High speed mapping or fast single point analysis of samples with small spot sizes
  • Improved spectral quality for precise mapping
  • Excellent performance for both single detector and array detectors
  • Small system footprint
  • Easy set-up time relative to using a synchrotron source

Download a detailed LaserScope specifications sheet (PDF).

To learn more about LaserScope, please contact sales@blockeng.com.